The phrase "acoustic material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to substances or items designed to absorb or reflect sound, often in the context of soundproofing or acoustics in architecture and design.
Example: "The studio was equipped with high-quality acoustic material to ensure optimal sound quality during recordings."
Alternatives: "sound-absorbing material" or "soundproofing material".
The main component of the acoustic material is textile waste from mechanically fragmented tires obtained through recycling activity.
Distal prosodic context affected the rate with which participants heard disyllabic final words, although identical acoustic material was judged.
Baaba Maal is often at his best with acoustic material, and for this tour he'll be backed by his own guitar and two other musicians, on guitar and percussion.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first practical and accurate approach for acoustic material optimization of large indoor CAD models.
So as long as youre organising acoustic material, its just the perception and the context that defines it as music or noise or sound or just a nuisance (2013).
The current tour, which draws from the acoustic material, from past work and from another album that will be released in October, will stop at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City on Sept. 2 and at the Washington Township Center for the Performing Arts on Sept. 11.
He could accomplish much with acoustic materials.
Acoustic materials are often regarded as quasi-homogeneous absorbers.
In addition, the main elements of the source acoustic materials for each piece and their principle reinterpretations are described.
Acoustic materials have been used for dampening sound and white noise generators are commercially available, but the Herman Miller executives said that their new system was more effective.
Such acoustic materials could be used for designing high-quality acoustic mirrors and filters in many frequency ranges of interest.
