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    1) Reverberation is the phenomenon of sound persisting after the source has stopped through multiple reflections in an enclosed space. 2) Loud reverberation can upset the timing of sequential sounds by blending everything together, while quiet reverberation can enhance the feeling of a larger experience. 3) Reverberation is characterized by how long it lasts after the source stops, while an echo is a distinct reflected sound wave that is clearly separated from the original source sound.

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    1) Reverberation is the phenomenon of sound persisting after the source has stopped through multiple reflections in an enclosed space. 2) Loud reverberation can upset the timing of sequential sounds by blending everything together, while quiet reverberation can enhance the feeling of a larger experience. 3) Reverberation is characterized by how long it lasts after the source stops, while an echo is a distinct reflected sound wave that is clearly separated from the original source sound.

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    Acoustics Reverberation

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    1) Reverberation is the phenomenon of sound persisting after the source has stopped through multiple reflections in an enclosed space. 2) Loud reverberation can upset the timing of sequential sounds by blending everything together, while quiet reverberation can enhance the feeling of a larger experience. 3) Reverberation is characterized by how long it lasts after the source stops, while an echo is a distinct reflected sound wave that is clearly separated from the original source sound.

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    REVERBERATION

    REVERBERATION

    • phenomenon of persistence of
    sound after it has been stopped
    as a result of multiple reflections

    • Loud reverberation upsets the


    timing of sequential sonic events
    by blurring everything together

    • Quiet reverberation can


    contribute to the feeling that a
    larger-than-life experience is
    taking place
    THREE ASPECTS OF REVERBERATION

    time between the direct how long the


    how loud the
    signal is heard and the reverberation lasts or
    reverberation becomes.
    reverberation begins to be can be heard
    heard
    REVERBERATION
    VS
    ECHO
    REVERBERATIO
    ECHO N

    • reflected sound wave that is • It happens when sound persists as a


    result of repeated reflection or
    audibly distinct from the scattering after the sound source has
    source sound stop
    • distinct sound • difficult to hear clearly
    • often sound very clear • muddy the sonic waters of your
    environment
    Reverberation time

    defined as the length of the time


    when the sound decays by about
    60 decibels starting from the initial
    level
    SABINE FORMULA

    𝑉𝑜𝑙𝑢𝑚𝑒×0.161
    𝑅𝑇 =
    𝑇𝑜𝑡𝑎𝑙𝑎𝑐𝑜𝑢𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑐 𝑎𝑏𝑠𝑜𝑟𝑏𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛

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