"loud room" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when one wants to describe a noisy environment, for example: "The party was in a loud room with music blaring from the speakers."
"We're going into a loud room with lots of people talking.
"I want to make friends but I don't want to be stood in a really loud room with music banging".
But he made a phone call in a loud room right in front of me.
It handles voice input really well, too, translating speech to text accurately and also picking up the sound even in a relatively loud room.
He acknowledged that there's a lot of interest in exploring voice-based interfaces, but he sees that as complementary to Knocki, because voice control isn't always the best solution — like if you're in a loud room.
"This is a pretty loud room, but pretty egalitarian.
Technology, the kind that lets performers hear one another in loud rooms, was failing them.
In short, a great place to spend lots of time sweating in dark, loud rooms, which is exactly what I did on a 48-hour tour of the clubs.
Each night I looked around these warm, loud rooms with their Christmas trees or Hanukkah menorahs, looking at every man longingly and thinking, "Are you the one?" But the holidays passed unremarkably, and when my oldest friend teased, "Hey, weren't you supposed to meet your husband?" — much to both our surprise, I broke down in tears.
Make it clear to people that they have someone to come to if they feel uncomfortable or unsafe be it due to harassment or other issues that can arise in dark loud rooms.
Even in the gym, the loudest room in any school on a given day, something sounded very wrong.
