The phrase "acoustics design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or practice of designing spaces or systems that optimize sound quality and control noise.
Example: "The acoustics design of the concert hall was carefully planned to enhance the audience's listening experience."
Alternatives: "sound design" or "acoustic engineering".
This is a kind of Renaissance Marvel cartoon strip, the vast mural spreading from the walls all over the ceiling, the whole scary effect considerably augmented by the fact that the duke had an expert on acoustics design the room with a tremendous echo (before, no doubt, bonking his wife and murdering him).
Such methods are expected to be useful for room acoustics design and absorber design tools.
According to the press release, they benefit from an "Angled Acoustics design that adjusts the angle of the speaker tube to ensure a naturally comfortable fit for all ears".
In room acoustics design, one-dimensional periodic surfaces, such as ribbed or corrugated walls, are ordinary used to scatter reflected sound and to increase sound field diffuseness.
The acoustics, designed by Yasuhisa Toyota, are certainly lively, bright and enveloping — at times, too enveloping.
Heard from two locations on Friday and Saturday, the acoustics, designed by Kirkegaard Associates, sounded notably bright yet mellow, clean yet reverberant.
The hall was built for dance, with acoustics designed to deaden footfalls -- unsuitable for the opera's vocal and instrumental demands.
Since I want to believe that the Kimmel's acoustics, designed by Russell Johnson of Artec Consultants, are flawless, I know I can count on the placebo effect if they turn out less than that.
A new acoustic design is intended to improve the sound quality of conversations.
His mother is the marketing director at CMS Audiovisual Consultants in Melville, N.Y., which specializes in audiovisual and acoustic design.
Good acoustic design takes into account such issues as reverberation time; sound absorption of the finish materials; echoes; acoustic shadows; sound intimacy, texture, and blend; and external noise.
