Acoustics experts from Australia's RMIT University have created a new variety of hybridized sound wave, the first in over 50 years of acoustics research.
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Dr. Beranek was a sought-after acoustics genius, and Bolt, Beranek & Newman's first contract was to design the acoustics of the United Nations General Assembly Hall in New York.
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How did the acoustics of the venue impact the performance?
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Their acoustics expert was the celebrated and demanding Yasuhisa Toyota.
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We also have to consider the acoustics of the space.
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The Q Acoustics 3020i bookshelf speakers seem tuned for audiophiles.
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Some spaces have bad acoustics; others have no foot traffic.
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Though sound is crucial, some places simply have bad acoustics.
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One of the primary goals was of course good acoustics.
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It's like La Scala, where some singers hate its acoustics.
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No changes significantly affecting the acoustics have been made since.
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All of the boats will have an upgraded acoustics suite.
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But doing acoustics right, it turns out, can be really expensive.
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The acoustics were going to be dreadful, like an echo chamber.
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I don't know if it's the acoustics, but they are amazing.
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The prison's concrete, steel and plexiglass created perfect echo chamber acoustics.
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The 101st GT12 is, of course, not just about the acoustics.
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The cave's acoustics will make your favorite holiday songs sound otherworldly.
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And it has real sleeper seats, clean bathrooms, good acoustics, etc.
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We were moving amps all over the house testing different acoustics.
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Walls are lined with wood panels to help improve the acoustics.
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Most home bathrooms are well lit and have nice, bright acoustics.
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The 900-seat hall, though invitingly intimate, has quite bright acoustics.
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But the difficulties posed by the rotunda's acoustics proved more vexing.
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No one sounds great on SNL's stage, with its notoriously poor acoustics.
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If you don't know, now you know: The museum's acoustics are insane.
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Samsung partnered with AKG acoustics for an integrated visual and audio experience.
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I went up to the second floor, where the acoustics were better.
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She had already dealt with a sensitive neighbor and bad building acoustics.
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Companies are introducing sleek, sculptural designs that dampen sound and improve acoustics.
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Lincoln HallA sophisticated space with big names, good beer, and great acoustics.
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Acoustics aside, the cabin is a pleasant enough place to observe gridlock.
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Yet inside, the 250-seat hall offers classical decoration and rich acoustics.
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Mr. Rivera, 33, is an audio technician in Brooklyn for Crossley Acoustics.
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The theater seats about 1,000, and its intimate acoustics keenly enhance the music.
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Spatial mapping could improve audio performance by taking advantage of the room's acoustics.
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The doors and wheel arch liners were also built with acoustics in mind.
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The acoustics seem terrible and controlling the temperature seems like a daily struggle.
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First things first, the co-owner of the Kompakt label checks the acoustics.
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Adjusting the acoustics of modern automobiles is not only about comfort or pizazz.
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The hazy acoustics of the First Church probably diminished the over-all effect.
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KS: Oh. LG: Is that good for Wi-Fi and acoustics or bad?
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It's a warm, inviting space with good acoustics for a hall that size.
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The atrium is a good space for performance, but the acoustics are challenging.
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THC and other compounds bind to the surface and change the electrical acoustics.
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When it comes to sound quality, the Q Acoustics 3020 speakers sound good.
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In truth, the much-invoked deficiency of the hall's acoustics has been exaggerated.
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I used to think acoustics were an overlooked feature of restaurant design in America.
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The guidelines focus on things like sensory reach, mobility, light and color, and acoustics.
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Also Justin Timberlake is in this movie, and I do like the acoustics joke.
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Even when I wandered behind a piece of greenery, the acoustics weren't discernibly changed.
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"The Cubans are not known for sophistication in physical and engineering acoustics," Garrett said.
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The event featured state-of-the-art acoustics and real-time translation, he said.
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The LP itself flickers between melancholy acoustics and brighter, full-band chunks of Americana.
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But one of his most notable achievements was well outside the field of acoustics.
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To the right is a music room, whose acoustics are enhanced by curving walls.
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The acoustics are better than at Lilia, and traffic between tables flows more smoothly.
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THE SOUND Rose McGowan plays an acoustics expert who discredits rumors of the paranormal.
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Hautzig once cited the unique challenges that urban acoustics posed for a professional musician.
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The acoustics may be challenged, but the seats have been filled again this season.
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The acoustics in the space are unbeatable, perfect for jamming out to sound art.
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While Russia's focus on non-linear acoustics was focused on underwater applications, Garrett said they, along with a handful of other advanced nations -- including Germany and France -- maintain the scientific infrastructure to develop a device capable of manipulating acoustics in the air.
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Fine-tuned acoustics fill your ears with sound that has incredible clarity, breadth, and balance.
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Acoustics is really the best way to get a good picture of deep ocean environments.
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It's worth the climb to their rooftop just to hear the Void Acoustics sound system.
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Plus, she knows the bathroom has the best acoustics, so she is clearly an expert.
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Since its opening, however, the structure has never quite overcome the disappointment of its acoustics.
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The robot can also map its home environment better, has improved speaker acoustics and more.
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"Putin likes sowing chaos and his acoustics establishment has the requisite technical expertise," he said.
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Experts in acoustics, however, say that's a theory more appropriate to a James Bond movie.
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My favorite place to play is inside Penn Station, where the acoustics are so good.
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The southern courtyard, formerly a loud space with poor acoustics, used to house a restaurant.
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"We're using the data to help you feel," says Raj Patel, Principal at Arup Global Acoustics.
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No worries about adhering to any laws of acoustics or audio engineering, and creativity is encouraged.
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The best speakers out there now are the JBL VTX speakers and the L Acoustics K1s.
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That's one of the nice things about having theaters with good sound systems and good acoustics.
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He is also a songwriter, releasing a CD of his own acoustics-heavy tunes in 2016.
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That's why, for more than six decades, the US Air Force has been studying battlefield acoustics.
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As an ex-movie theatre, the acoustics are incredible and the lighting is always top notch.
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No longer shall we be hampered by the limitation of acoustics and our stupid, stupid ears.
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Another volatile factor was the acoustics in the 36 religious spaces in which Mr. Johansen performed.
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The program, Mr. Barenboim has said, was chosen to show off the acoustics in different ways.
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For the singers, the unique acoustics produced by the cathedral&aposs massive dimensions are sorely missed.
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They also feature premium acoustics, so you can listen to your playlists in your own personal bubble.
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The original patterns are known as Chladni figures, after the late 18th century acoustics pioneer Ernst Chladni.
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Experts in the acoustics of primates, the team were able to ascertain that this one was unique.
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Because the acoustics are not uniform throughout the cavern, it can be difficult to play by ear.
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With their lacquered bodies perched atop elegant tripod stands, Q Acoustics' Concept 300 speakers are visually arresting.
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I asked myself how he was able to record in a space that small with mediocre acoustics.
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That's where products like the Q-Acoustics 3020i speakers come in for those with a $300 budget.
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The acoustics of the space, with its 17-second echo, make it especially compelling for sonic experiments.
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The acoustics of the chapel are hauntingly beautiful, as is the sensually sculpted sound of this choir.
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She would leave his studio and sing in the rotunda of his building because of the acoustics.
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A Continental acoustics team wondered it if would be possible to turn a dashboard into a speaker.
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As Beau Speer, the evening's producer, told me, the acoustics in that room don't really favor belting.
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The performance is designed for the acoustics of the space, Snug Harbor's Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art.
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Until three years ago, Ms. Martin worked at Janesville Acoustics, a factory midway between Cleveland and Toledo.
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Still, the greatest curiosity attached to the voices and how they would fare in the compromised acoustics.
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In Asia, Hong Kong-listed AAC Technologies, which makes haptics and acoustics components, fell more than 3.6%.
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In the last year, RCF has acquired U.S. firm Eastern Acoustics Works (EAW) and Denmark's DPA Microphones.
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Kate is $42,000 in student loan debt for her MA in architectural acoustics from Johns Hopkins University.
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The crowd was loud all night, as expected, but the acoustics of AT&T Stadium made everything bigger.
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Combine that with premium acoustics and balance for some of the best overall headphones you can buy today.
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On the way out, I tried to mention the tough acoustics to someone at the restaurant's front desk.
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Q Acoustics says the result of all this is a more controlled bass response and better stereo imaging.
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Focal says the headphones have noise isolation capabilities that preserve acoustics, even if you're wearing them somewhere noisy.
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The opera effectively displayed the acoustics of the revamped hall, which was designed by Paul Scarbrough of Akustiks.
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Yet he has a particular affinity for his weekly gig at Milano's, which happens to have remarkable acoustics.
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"It stays warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer and is great for acoustics," he said.
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The Council Overhang is known for its superior acoustics, created because of the particular shape of the formation.
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For the purpose of uberAIR, Uber has tapped David Josephson, a noise and acoustics consultant at Josephson Engineering.
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The Echo Studio also adapts to the acoustics of the specific room it's in, much like Apple's HomePod.
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The retired neurosurgeon said he simply could not his name being called due to the poor acoustics backstage.
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"The data is very slim," said Timothy Leighton, a professor of ultrasonics and underwater acoustics at Southampton University.
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She said she quickly saw that while the acoustics and electrical wiring needed attention, so did the customers.
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These state-of-the-art acoustics weave a kind of invisible architecture into the fabric of the building.
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From its acoustics to its sleek design, this speaker is thoughtfully engineered to provide the ultimate listening experience.
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One was a research team looking at technology, motors, air flow, acoustics, noise or the science of hair.
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Who better to memorize the acoustics of local venues, know which houses were haunted, which gutters led somewhere?
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The Echo Studio automatically senses the acoustics of your space, and fine-tunes the playback for optimal sound.
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Quality is not about a proscenium arch, clear acoustics or high technology — although those of course are welcome.
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Their acoustics were an integral part of that experience, where sound could flutter like the wings of angels.
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That was back in 2010, for a technical audience at the 2nd International Symposium on Ambisonics and Spherical Acoustics.
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We could be heard in a place like the Hollywood Bowl, even though the crowds was wild: good acoustics.
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Shaped like a pie slice and blessed with perfect acoustics, the Vanguard hosted jazz's most influential and renowned musicians.
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These earphones do a few cool things with their acoustics that make their sound signature unique and rather addictive.
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The acoustics inside thump, while swallowing up all the chatter of all those who gather within its glass walls.
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The Q Acoustics 3020 is the top pick in our guide to the best bookshelf speakers for most stereos.
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Rife was an expert in architectural acoustics, helping to design the way sound would ebb and flow through buildings.
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The reverberant acoustics of the church must make it a little hard for orchestra players to hear one another.
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Last week, I spent about $50 on some foam baffling to deal with the terrible acoustics in my office.
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Two women began to harmonize the song, "I'll Fly Away," taking advantage of the acoustics of the marble walls.
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Dr. Beranek's most successful book, "Acoustics," published in 1954, remains a textbook for acoustic engineering students around the world.
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I started with Timothy Leighton, whose job title at Southampton University is, literally, professor of ultrasonics and underwater acoustics.
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A turning point came in 1982, when Bose tuned a system to the acoustics inside a 1983 Cadillac Seville.
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The music grew ghostly as the acoustics of the rotunda shot the sounds to the top of the museum.
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The redesign arranged seats in a horseshoe shape to bring the audience closer to performers and improved the acoustics.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple won a patent for making the acoustics coming from a MacBook sound far away.
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The Times called it "impressive and interesting" and "as delightful as could be expected" given the open-air acoustics.
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Like the Klipsch RP-8000F, you'll need a separate receiver or amplifier to power the Q Acoustics 3020 speakers.
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The hyper-artificial sound they adopted seems directly contrary to country music, with its emphasis on raw, organic acoustics.
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The dim lighting underscores the sense of sacred space, as do the hushed acoustics resulting from the carpeted walls.
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The company line is that the SoundLab creates virtual sonic environments to help architects improve the acoustics of their buildings.
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Apple has "considered including sensors that measure a room's acoustics and automatically adjust audio levels during use," the report claims.
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Opera performances were moved to the smaller hall, which became known as a subpar venue due to its poor acoustics.
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Dissatisfied with the acoustics, he added a microphone and mounted delay and reverb effect pedals he punched on the dashboard.
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Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics lives in a Spanish Gothic mansion on campus called The Knoll.
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And with the dual driver acoustics and sculpted details these babies push out, you'll be extra glad they're staying put.
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The penultimate work on the program, the 1919 suite from Stravinsky's "Firebird," had the most to tell about the acoustics.
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Years of testing have produced a new plan for the concert hall's acoustics — as well as for more basic matters.
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In a recent interview, he recalled that Mr. Willcocks used the chapel's resonant acoustics to justify his ultra-strict approach.
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"We understand more about noise than we did in the late 1990s," says NOAA Fisheries' acoustics expert Amy Scholik-Schlomer.
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Tentatively at first, testing the acoustics, as well as my voice, which, after 71 years of use, wavers in song.
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Often they implore him to do something about it — apparently beyond the impression of acoustics he gives in every review.
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For one thing, bathrooms tend to have pretty good acoustics, meaning your favorite songs sound more aurally pleasing in there.
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In architecture, acoustics should play a greater role in all structures, from mundane apartment buildings to the grandest art museums.
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It should first be measured by the sight lines of the audience, the acoustics and the flexibility of the stage.
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They wanted to sample the bars, to find their seats, to take in the view, to try out the acoustics.
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It was one of the strongest things, because the acoustics aren't that great in the church, and her reading was amazing.
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RP: What role do sound and acoustics play in your installation "The Ears between Worlds Are Always Speaking" (2017) at Documenta?
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Place: Winterset, Iowa (population: 5,190) Site: Winterset Stage, a local theater with impeccable acoustics and an open mike night on Jan.
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Here are the best deals from Amazon, Walmart, and Target for Wednesday, August 22: Boost your laptop's sound with Cyber Acoustics.
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Achieving all this has been made possible by advances in thermal coatings, engine acoustics and materials such as lightweight carbon fibre.
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The update is part of a broader trend towards multisensory architecture: work which considers a building's acoustics, lighting, tactility and smell.
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There is also a little hole cut into the housing of each earbud to move more air and improve the acoustics.
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The terminal is cold from the constant air-conditioning, with loud, echoing acoustics and the relentless high-pitched jingle of loudspeakers.
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The stage and everything was already there, it had this weird shape, but all the wood inside gave it nice acoustics.
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With $60,000 CAD in public money, scientists ran acoustics tests throughout Windsor to try and isolate the source of the hum.
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The acoustics in there are amazing, and what better way to bond with strangers than crammed together into a single stall?
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Strategically placed LEDs and a goosebump-inducing L-Acoustics system invigorated the 90-year-old historic venue with a new energy.
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Bars and restaurants were also good places to meet someone because the acoustics were such that we could hear one another.
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The Studio also has built-in calibration similar to competing systems to get a read on the acoustics of its surroundings.
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But Garrett did note who he felt was ultimately behind the attacks citing Russia's long-standing specialization in non-linear acoustics.
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The acoustics in the auditorium are excellent; at the interval, the smell of freshly baked, Proust-bitingly-good madeleines wafts in.
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The hall was built for the orchestra in 1919, and has exceptional acoustics—a near-ideal balance of clarity and warmth.
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But its acoustics and atmosphere are only part of the reason it's the premiere comedy club in the country right now.
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You can add this kit to any guitar including acoustics, classical, and electrics and it is unobtrusive when not in use.
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The tournament that once rerouted air traffic from La Guardia Airport to create a more pastoral soundscape now has flawed acoustics.
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The set has the singer-friendly acoustics of the Bayreuth Festival theater where Wagner first presented his "Ring" in the 1870s.
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The acoustics of the concert hall, Taiwan's first with 360-degree seating, make performances in the large space feel deceptively intimate.
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If you don't mind having a loud venue, a room with bad acoustics may not be a deal-breaker for you.
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When combined, the uncertainty and the doubt we experience only serve to strengthen the sound that's happening, like in random acoustics.
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The Wagner could have been helped by a greater sense of mysticism: the acoustics cast a clinical light on occasional imperfections.
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Sofas vibrate in time with the acoustics (upcoming 22019-day trips in the Amazon region start at about $213,211 a person).
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Then the acoustics of the auditorium, which was designed around the sound of the instruments, had to be studied, as well.
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For the sake of acoustics, the ceiling of the theater is an ornate dome, surrounded by sloping walls and sweeping arches.
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I'm describing these details without critiquing them, because I happen to agree with everything B&O has done in terms of acoustics.
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He sought "solidarity with the humble" in union halls, prisons, factories or park pavilions, places with bad acoustics but great for debate.
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The lighting, the crowd, the acoustics also all help create an atmosphere that crackles with anticipation and plays into the mental side.
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The purpose of the research was actually just to prove that Langley's acoustics research facilities could contribute to NASA's study on drones.
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" If an architect were to focus on something like sound instead, they have to answer the question: "How do you draw acoustics?
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The latest footage provides an intimate look at their recording and creative process, as Kilgore shows off her earnest, folksy soprano acoustics.
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Messing around with the acoustics of your studio can be a pretty complicated subject, and getting the professional treatment is really expensive.
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Google says it paid particular attention to the fabric, so that it wouldn't interfere with the speaker's acoustics and muffle the sound.
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In the strange space, the acoustics and reverb forced Bischoff to slow down musically, leading to the ambient vibe of his album.
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Orchestras perform in the 4,000-seat Sala Palatului hall which was built in 1960 for Communist Party meetings and has poor acoustics.
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This week, on an all-new episode of The Profit, Marcus Lemonis heads to Orlando, Fl for Overtone Acoustics, a soundproofing company.
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Using groundbreaking spacial awareness tools, it's able to analyze the acoustics of any room to fill the surrounding area with bold sound.
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If you still want detail and clarity at a slightly lower price, then it's worth checking out the Q Acoustics 3020i speakers.
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The first opera performances will come next year, because technical preparation, including fine tuning of the concert hall acoustics, is still required.
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Field Day has previously come under fire for dodgy sound, but acoustics and speakers in this new venue were certainly not lacking.
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"I'd say it's fairly implausible," said Jürgen Altmann, a physicist at the Technische Universität Dortmund in Germany and an expert on acoustics.
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Steven L. Garrett, who taught acoustics at Penn State University before retiring last year, used to demonstrate ultrasound beams to his students.
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But some have found creative uses for old mining sites, taking advantage of their expansive size, unparalleled acoustics and other unique characteristics.
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But staging a performance in a nontraditional setting can have its challenges — like interruptions, awful acoustics and hecklers — for actors and directors.
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With good lighting, acoustics, and privacy, they're the ideal place for the dramatic entrances, exits, skits, dances and story times of TikTok.
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His round, spiked-syrup sound did battle with the church's acoustics, plowing straight to your ears before getting sucked into the rafters.
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The company turns out about six acoustics, three electrics, two mandolins and two ukuleles every day, or more than 3,000 a year.
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This is an approach the company favors with its flagship speakers, too, though I'm still not convinced that it's necessary strictly for acoustics.
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The unannounced produced will supposedly include "virtual surround sound technology" and "more advanced acoustics" than its chief competitors made by Amazon and Google.
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Q Acoustics is known for high-end audiophile speakers that cost thousands of dollars, and its newest release, the Concept 300, follows suit.
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I feel mocked by Q Acoustics' beauty shot of the Tensegrity stand that shows me what I clearly cannot have on its own.
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Last season, lifted in part by the familiarity and acoustics of Nassau Coliseum, he amassed 86 to lead the Islanders to the playoffs.
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"The acoustics in there were just exquisite," she remembers, regaling me with tales of chords reverberating around the walls, enveloping her with sound.
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Acoustics experts consulted by BuzzFeed News said that a silent "sonic" attack on the diplomats — suggested in some news reports — was physically impossible.
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The orchestra members have gathered at Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics to rehearse a new kind of musical composition.
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He and his fellow researchers spent their days working on their government contracts, and their nights researching acoustics and tinkering with sound equipment.
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Powerbeats3 deliver high-performance Beats sound with dual driver acoustics that create a wide range of sound with dynamic highs and powerful lows.
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Beneath the acoustics, there's plenty of Homme's semi-tonal melodic sensibility; try the ominous and frustratingly brief "Blood on the Wall," for example.
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Electronic musicians have proven that the beautiful harmonies of acoustics are no less natural to the human soul when rendered synthetically and technologically.
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Only Elizabeth Warren (with her good-humored passion) and Amy Klobuchar (with her humor) appeared to master the room and its shaky acoustics.
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Cyber Acoustics 30 Watt Powered Speakers with Subwoofer for PC and Gaming Systems, $39.95I picked these up when my Klipsch speakers blew out.
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The challenge is most acute for sports car manufacturers, Michael Pfadenhauer, head of acoustics at Porsche, told the company's in-house Christophorus magazine.
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After the war, Dr. Beranek was recruited to teach at M.I.T., where he was named technical director of the engineering department's acoustics laboratory.
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In his view, this totalizing use of physics, optics, and acoustics would produce a concentric field of view extending out in all directions.
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John Storyk, a Manhattan architect who helped Hendrix design the recording studio and its acoustics, said he recalled Hendrix living in the cottage.
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But the nicer thing would be to warn the roommate about the apartment's acoustics the next time you hear her on the phone.
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"People seated inside seem to get a heightened awareness of being alive because of the changing light and the acoustics," Mr. Girardoni said.
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I like to imagine the wonder of a fresh snowfall inspires people to quiet introspection, but yeah, it's probably just the acoustics part.
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Thomas McCargar led the performance (and the walk), stopping along the way under a few arches to take advantage of their reverberant acoustics.
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"Tiny EarPods, Smart Watches, Augmented Reality, Adaptive Acoustics require wrapping your arms around all parts of the problem," the analyst Horace Dediu wrote recently.
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The sound system lets the Symphony alter the acoustics to suit each piece, and combine works with divergent acoustical requirements in the same program.
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Nest and Google had already begun to collaborate on hardware development, with Google last year testing acoustics and its speakers at a Nest facility.
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Shanghai Feilo Acoustics, which said in July it already had made a non-binding offer, is no longer pursuing the asset, the sources added.
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The system also allows you to add multiple stringed instruments – you can set up profiles for your electrics and acoustics and even your banjo.
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There are many ways to fix this problem, but if you're not accustomed to working with speakers and acoustics, you'll need a little guidance.
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NASA will have a payload designed to take measurements of the conditions inside the capsule throughout the trip, such as temperature, pressure, and acoustics.
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As such, they've got peculiar acoustics, simultaneously loud (echoing voices, the reverberation of slamming doors) and intensely quiet, with long, silent stretches of hallways.
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The newer venue's acoustics are unparalleled and the space holds true to the indie music roots of the city's other festival, Austin City Limits.
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If possible, choose a room that isn't completely square, since it's going to complicate the pathway of your acoustics, which we'll expand on below.
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Jensen, who owned a transformer company in North Hollywood, became a regular presence around the ranch, constantly fine-tuning the studio's already-pristine acoustics.
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Boulez's major contribution to the history of was his founding of Paris' IRCAM, or Institute for the Research and Coordination of Acoustics and Music.
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Why not leave her in peace and confine your performances to those who appreciate them (or your bathroom, where the acoustics are probably better)?
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Don Weilerstein, my latest teacher, always talks about playing with the room and its acoustics, almost as if it were a chamber music partner.
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The orchestra is currently based at the Barbican Centre, which is considered by music lovers to have too small a stage and flawed acoustics.
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Mr. Sharon has been relishing his time at the theater, whose acoustics are famously balanced and clear — like "you're inside a cello," he said.
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For instance, they welcomed advice from Christian Thielemann, Bayreuth's musical director, who will conduct "Lohengrin," based on his knowledge of the house's unique acoustics.
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The work of Zhou and his colleagues makes use of a curious property discovered by Ernst Chladni, the father of acoustics, back in 1787.
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SETH COLTER WALLS The extremely reverberant acoustics of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in Manhattan are problematic for a full orchestra.
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During Herbie Hancock's performance, for example, he could not hear properly through his headset, and the acoustics in the large auditorium were uncomfortably loud.
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Yet despite the iffy acoustics, "The Mother of Us All" still makes its impact here, conducted by Daniela Candillari and directed by Louisa Proske.
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Anthony Nash and Lauren von Blohn, acoustics experts at Charles M. Salter Associates, were engaged to look into whether the sound could be damaging.
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On the third floor of Arup Global Acoustics' office in Lower Manhattan is a small, fabric-enclosed space that looks and feels like a cocoon.
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The other night in the San Jacinto Room at the Lone Star Convention & Expo Center (great acoustics!), things were basically normal for a couple hours.
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This is a goal that is also being pursued by other research groups, notably the Institute of Technical Acoustics in Aachen, Germany, according to Zotter.
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While exploring he stumbles upon Odin (played by C.J. Jones) and Willie (played by Kieran Culkin), a deaf acoustics expert and his interpreter/student, respectively.
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In general, deaf-accessible design focuses on architectural elements in five categories: acoustics, sensory reach, space and proximity, mobility and proximity, and light and color.
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Fucking LIfetime floats between cerebral clatter, distorted samples, and tape-deck acoustics—different angles from which to articulate love and longing and painful past addictions.
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ML: I don't think of that place any differently than I think of any other place I perform except that the acoustics are probably better.
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She continued her studies in Vienna, also completing a degree in electro-acoustics, and took private lessons from Nono and the spectralist composer Tristan Murail.
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Overtone Acoustics was selling its popular sound-absorbing panels, which double as art, to individual customers only, mostly those with music studios or home theaters.
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Along the way, the musicians hone their crafts, learning to adjust to different acoustics and to audiences with different expectations, etiquette and even clapping habits.
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The ceiling is lower than in a lot of new arenas, he said, to help give Chase Center the acoustics and intimacy of Oracle Arena.
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The amphitheater in the distance offers up perfect proportions and acoustics; yellow butterflies were flitting between groves of trees along the so-called Sacred Way.
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Writing in Applied Acoustics, Dr van Ruth's team show they can distinguish between sand samples retrieved (legally) from nine seaside spots along the Dutch coast.
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On the other hand, the cavernous Winter Garden at Brookfield, with its treacherous acoustics, poses a problem for a show already burdened by haphazard storytelling.
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The acoustics in the cavernous space weren't great, but at least the drinks were moderately priced: A beer and shot cost me an additional $220.
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He works with high-end stereo equipment and thought the acoustics of the performance could have sounded better, but that Koplenko's message was spot-on.
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"It's unusual when a sound is recorded on all of the sensors we have deployed," said Bob Dziak, the manager of the acoustics program for NOAA.
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The legendary founder of New York party, The Loft, and intrepid selector, has long been celebrated—worshiped even—for an esoteric attention to acoustics and atmosphere.
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Acoustics will be personally delivered to individual seats by something called "beam-forming sound, " allowing people sitting next to each other to hear completely different things.
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A previous story from SamMobile claimed the S9 and S9 Plus speakers will feature Dolby Surround tuned by acoustics company AKG, which is owned by Samsung.
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The cold acoustics of the two-story 16th-century Vélez Blanco courtyard at the Met, with its marble walls and floors, muddled Linyekula's softly accented English.
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Given a Mashable's Choice Award upon their debut in 2016, the Beats Solo3s look great and sound even better, boasting fine-tuned acoustics with exceptional clarity.
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Miller ended up giving the museum one of his D'Aquisto acoustics, an archtop, first as a loan and then as a gift to the permanent collection.
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That voice can only be shackled by a concert venue with unreliable acoustics and a PA that doesn't have the same fidelity as a studio mic.
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The researchers have submitted it for consideration at the IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing; you can read the paper itself at arXiv.
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With a master's degree in physics and communication engineering from Harvard, he worked with a professor of acoustics, Frederick Hunt, and earned a doctorate in 1940.
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Mr. Burnett will present "New Spectrums in Electronic Acoustics," a suite in which he will augment his saxophone with a range of electronic effects and processors.
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The rare opportunity to hear the excellent Japanese Bach Collegium, so familiar from recordings, live and in the responsive acoustics of Tully Hall was most welcome.
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Gregory Purnhagen (Pea), Peter Stewart (Roe), and Brandon Hynum (Stephen) sang tenderly, their voices well tuned to the size and acoustics of this tidy theater space.
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Of course, the irony is that timelessness itself can seem dated; modernism emerged in part to change the acoustics within which lines of poetry were heard.
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The Q Acoustics 3020 speakers look cool and are compact, but by far the best thing about them is how good they sound for the price.
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Seating capacity will be reduced from around 2,700 seats to roughly 2,200, much closer to the widely agreed upon sweet spot for a concert hall's acoustics.
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Volvo also offers the fantastic Bowers & Wilkins sound system, which the company says can perfectly emulate the acoustics of Gothenburg concert hall in the appropriate mode.
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It wanders through raw acoustics, aching samples, panicky post-hardcore, and jittery house beats, held together by lyrics that read like an impressionistic short story collection.
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According to Michael Noad, an associate professor in the Cetacean Ecology and Acoustics Laboratory at the University of Queensland in Australia, humpback whales sing complex songs.
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" But the acoustics, he added, are exquisite: "It's a remarkably unique acoustic in that it's incredibly resonant but it doesn't get boomy like in a cathedral.
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"Walking around the giant marble columns is like time travelling to another time and the acoustics are out of this world," says travel writer Krista Canfield McNish.
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It burned down in 1834, but the acoustics of the modern House of Commons remain notoriously poor, and that's not all down to the braying and heckles.
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Whether it's acoustics while I work, the pop charts while I exercise, or classic rock while I drive, I love to have something playing in the background.
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I am very interested in making future recordings which play up the natural acoustics of a room recording and the positioning of players' instruments in that room.
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The trio's NPR Tiny Desk Concert, uploaded this morning, is everything that you might expect: close three-part harmonies, delicate acoustics, and wholesome (but poorly told) jokes.
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Pet Acoustics Pet Tunes Bluetooth Speaker, $60As the owner of an anxious dog, I know how difficult it can be to find products that calm pets down.
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She went on to study electronic music at Mills College, and she recently completed her Ph.D. at Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics.
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Ideally, an orchestra is supposed to play a great symphony in the vibrant natural acoustics of a concert hall — not in the open expanse of a park.
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Taylor Lorenz, who writes about internet culture for our Styles section, notes how a huge proportion of TikToks are filmed in bathrooms with good lighting and acoustics.
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With their continued decomposition, many Stradivari and Guarneri instruments will lose their acoustics in the next 100 years, he said, adding, "These instruments will not last forever."
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Some light amplification was required, even with an orchestra of 100 and a chorus of 80, since the space is not a concert hall with natural acoustics.
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If I'm getting up to start my day but want to keep a mellow vibe, I'll go for the Coffee House Chill or Indie Acoustics playlists on Spotify.
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First, Deuber walks through the room with "great acoustics" that houses the couple's Steinway grand piano and a bar with custom wood to match that of the instrument.
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At a conference this July, Musk noted that combining three Falcon 9 cores together actually triples the amount of vibrations and acoustics the rocket will experience during launch.
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Here's how the company describes it: It automatically analyzes the acoustics, adjusts the sound based on the speaker's location, and separates the music into direct and ambient sound.
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Wagner is a graduate student in acoustics as part of a joint program between Johns Hopkins University and Peabody Conservatory, with prior experience working as a sound engineer.
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The pool is aligned with one of these, and if you float to its center — marked by a purple hexagon on the pool's floor — the acoustics change dramatically.
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Another payload onboard Cygnus, called the ReEntry Breakup Recorder, will be taking super quick measurements of the capsule's temperature, speed, acoustics, and more as it falls to Earth.
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I slipped into the arts center, completed just two years ago, where there's a stunning music hall with sumptuous acoustics and a theater of eye-popping technical sophistication.
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There's tons of tennis at the U.S. Open (ESPN2, the Tennis Channel), but it's noisier than usual — the new retractable roof is wrecking acoustics at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Because of the challenging acoustics of the power plant, the designers hung almost 100,000 square feet of fiberglass duct liner to absorb echoes that would make dialogue incomprehensible.
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The setting was apt, and not just because of the hall's reverberant acoustics, which allowed the resonance trails of vocal lines to linger and tangle with one another.
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De Augustine's gossamer acoustics and whisper-quiet falsetto remain intact, his musings on heartbreak still seeping nostalgia and utopias lost, but Bartlett's little flourishes fill the record out.
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Recording a decent-sounding podcast doesn't require an expensive mixing board, foam padding on the walls to make the acoustics better, or microphones running through fancy XLR cables.
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Janelle Gelfand, a veteran Cincinnati critic, judged the new acoustics "a work in progress" in a review in Classical Voice North America, praising some aspects but criticizing others.
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Every ensemble performing in Carnegie Hall, where audiences and acoustics seem to welcome if not invite blockbuster programs, must be tempted to show off, at least a little.
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Mr. Goerne produced a consistently rounded tone, more big than intimate but well-suited to the acoustics of Carnegie Hall and capable of lightness as well as power.
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When the Navy started using active acoustics to monitor the sea in the 1930s, they noticed lots of sound bouncing off a layer they thought was the bottom.
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" He described the Philharmonie de Paris's concert hall and acoustics as "a wonderful success," but said he was less drawn to "the outside and the approach to it.
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When the city committed itself in 2008 to renovating the Staatsoper, which needed to be reinforced from groundwater leaks, the conductor insisted that the acoustics also be improved.
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The length of this "media distinctio" was partly determined by acoustics: It prevented the next line of text from getting entangled with the resonance trail of the last.
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Diplomats' children would run around the altar's low peripheral wall testing its acoustics; if you whispered into it, a friend could hear your voice a dozen feet away.
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First and foremost, the Soundform Elite is designed to be a great sounding wireless speaker with hi-fi acoustics rated for up to 90dB SPL of max volume.
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Mr. Armani's notorious obsession with perfection is evident even here: Dissatisfied with the club's acoustics, he shut the place for renovations for a couple of weeks in January.
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The reason it's set in the rain is that even though Daredevil is blind, his super hearing lets him "see" everything when it rains, because acoustics or something.
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What's more, to get a sense of the pristine acoustics of the chamber, here's a video of a guitarist using the facility to achieve maximum easy listening resonance.
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Acoustics experts, however, have insisted that a sonic device could not produce the injuries reported in Cuba or China without requiring massive speakers that would be difficult to hide.
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With acoustics reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide," A Great Big World's song tells of how Axel's life has changed all for the better with the arrival of his son.
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The technical term is cymatics (from the Greek word for "wave"), and it's been an active field of study—particularly in acoustics—since at least the time of Galileo.
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Scientists at the University of Washington and Johns Hopkins University set out to explore the related acoustics in more detail for clues to why this might be the case.
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The organ's inventor sanded down 35 of the 37 stalactites to perfect their tone (two didn't need it) and the 3.5-acre cave lends natural acoustics for the songs.
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I don't know, but I always feel like a carpet not only changes the acoustics in an exhibition, it also takes away the importance, or the fear of importance.
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Harman sells professional and hi-fi audio products under a number of brands, including Harman Kardon, JBL and AKG Acoustics, including some hi-end brands such as Mark Levinson.
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In return, Here-equipped Coachella-goers will be able to pop in the smart earbuds and use audio filters that have been tuned to the acoustics of each stage.
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His publications covered physics, astronomy, acoustics, ballistics and gunnery, cartography, navigation and shipbuilding, optics and the theory of music, as well as number theory and the foundations of calculus.
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If some trees produce an impressive bang, this could accompany or replace feet drumming in a display and trees with particularly good acoustics could become popular spots for revisits.
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It makes you walk around the room while waving your phone up and down as it tries to analyze the acoustics to make sure you're getting the best audio.
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As with most of the other headliner devices Samsung has launched in recent years, sound tuning is handled by AKG (the acoustics brand Samsung bought alongside Harman in 2017).
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If dinner in Changland now includes intelligent drinking, why can't it also encompass seating and acoustics that won't leave your lower back in knots and your eardrums in shreds?
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If you want to save a bit of cash, the Q Acoustics 3020i speakers are also worth considering, as you can get a pair of those for around $220.
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As it lists on its site, the New National is the first Opera House in Japan designed specifically for stage operas, and the open architecture allows for incredible acoustics.
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But, as the retired acoustics professor Steven L. Garrett pointed out, the chance to easily prove that a sonic weapon was involved — using a cellphone microphone — is long past.
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The trap in the ceiling went off several times during the night, like a pistol fired in an empty chapel, the unholy racket magnified by the oddly magnificent acoustics.
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At the same time, I have emphasized that this is an art form that should ideally be experienced live — in halls with natural acoustics, the more intimate the better.
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The old Met, I vaguely remember from attending a few performances as a teenager, had fine acoustics and, with its golden horseshoe interior, a kind of faded, dusty grandeur.
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The "uniquely designed ceiling treatment addresses room acoustics, height, and act as a system to hang student work as well as provide optimal lighting levels," according to the website.
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Bosch argued that there was a general discussion about diesel engine acoustics at the meeting, but no talk of a defeat device, according to a court document filed Wednesday.
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This summer, work will begin to improve the acoustics of La Scala's boxes, removing the padding that is currently on the walls to apply tapestry directly to the drywall.
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Hansel Bauman, the architect behind DeafSpace, has redesigned parts of Gallaudet's campus around five basic principles: space and proximity, sensory reach, mobility and proximity, light and color, and acoustics.
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Its website lists nearly 700, including ones for how music can be streamed to speakers and how these can be tuned to the acoustics of the room they are in.
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With the OnePlus 5's telephoto lens, students can snap photos even from the very back of the classroom (where the best possible acoustics are for the lecture, of course).
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And let's hope by using the app, by taking measurements, people will vote with their measurements, signaling to the restaurants that they should consider sound acoustics more and mitigate it.
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In the fourth episode of our series "Sound Mysteries," we explore the conundrum of the Carnegie Hall renovations, and how the beloved acoustics finally returned to the historic concert venue.
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Still, Nelson and Vaughan told the residents they'd consulted with an acoustics company and planned to install new fan blades to — hopefully — cut the noise of the mine in half.
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It even has a "smart sound" feature, where the device analyzes, tunes, and updates itself automatically to sound great in any room you put it in — no matter the acoustics.
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Cohen's voice and all the acoustics around him are re-created with striking realism, and where bass is called for, it feels more impactful because it's so sharp and precise.
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However, it's been reimagined as a subterranean art venue that takes advantage of the echoing acoustics and cavernous size, with a series of projects hosted by the Houston Arts Alliance.
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For Franz Zotter and Matthias Frank of the Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics (IEM) in Graz, Austria, it amounts to something akin to the teleportation of a musical instrument.
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The Momentum HD1 Free has earbuds that are almost twice as large as those on the CB 6.00 BT, presumably to offer more in the way of drivers and acoustics.
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STONEHENGE (Reuters) - If you listen carefully - and with the right app - you can still hear the prehistoric acoustics that swirled around Britain's ancient monument Stonehenge over the last 5,000 years.
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Try Mississippi Studios, a former Baptist church, which was reincarnated as a pitch-perfect (seriously, the acoustics in this place are legendary) live music venue with a $10 cover charge.
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There were less obvious considerations to contend with, too, such as how to ensure the majesty of the nave's acoustics were not dampened by repairs to the walls and ceiling.
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Their prototype system, which was presented last week at the IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing, is based on the machine learning subfield of natural language processing.
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Like bad monitoring kind of acoustics that don't work at all, and just try to work at that and work around it because it really creates a very special vibe.
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Humpbacks, and possibly bowheads, sing complex songs with repeated patterns, said Michael Noad, an associate professor in the Cetacean Ecology and Acoustics Laboratory at the University of Queensland in Australia.
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Measured by quality of talent and intimacy and acoustics of the room, the basement at Union Hall has become one of the best places to see comedy in the city.
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The changes to the headphones are purely cosmetic here — there's no talk of retuning the acoustics for Leica's specific specifications or design that you sometimes see on branded headphones like this.
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So, for this episode of Noisey Acoustics in partnership with JanSport, we had the 19-year-old perform "Lo Que Siento" in nature, sitting next to a lake—and some ducks.
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The HomePod uses a six microphone array to not only hear you better, but sense the acoustics of its room placement and intelligently shape audio to provide a bigger sound stage.
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Moore said the psychic told her the cat hated the name Addison, and was meowing non-stop because he liked how his voice sounded in the new acoustics of the apartment.
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In talking to the Beats team, they kept circling back to sound quality and emphasizing how they really thought they'd gotten the acoustics right with clean, balanced and rich, deep bass.
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At the heart of this research has been a 30-foot cube at the Air Force Research Laboratory's Battlespace Acoustics Branch, located at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.
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A few years later, he would create the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics—abbreviated as CCRMA, and pronounced like "karma"—as an offshoot of Stanford's new AI laboratory.
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Some rumors claim that Apple actually wants to take on Sonos in offering high-quality wireless audio throughout the home with exceptional acoustics and the processing power of an iPhone 6.
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Toyota again planned the acoustics, and his longtime relationship with Gehry—they collaborated not only on Disney but also on the New World Center, in Miami—has again yielded a marvel.
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The venue's cheap acoustics may have butchered Ian Moss' howling guitar riffs and Jimmy Barnes' guttural vocals, but for the rowdy, beer-soaked crowd that was all part of the charm.
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Bose's AR kit is a "wafer-thin" acoustics package that the company hopes can be added to headphones, eyewear, helmets and other wearables to give a new spin on reality "augmentation".
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Here is his Stabat Mater, which the Academy used as a striking exit processional last week, and much of the work's musical charm survives through an indifferent performance in dismal acoustics.
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But the interior, which has clear, warm acoustics, is patterned in large, woozily abstract wood cutouts, and the tall interior columns are board-marked, recalling the wooden entrance to a shrine.
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The club has always had immaculate acoustics; more than 20063 records recorded live at the Vanguard by musicians like John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Sonny Rollins and Wynton Marsalis attest to that.
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As to whether he thought because parties were held in the homes of socially prominent people simply because the living rooms were large and the acoustics were good, he didn't say.
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This is also a good time to ask if there are any accessibility issues you should make guests aware of, such as a lot of stairs, steep hills, or difficult acoustics.
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While he never considered himself a "techie," as he put it, he advanced several technical developments as a recording engineer, including the use of omnidirectional microphones to emulate concert-hall acoustics.
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Some are bound to be miffed by the fact that the speaker must be purchased with the stand, and by Q Acoustics' dictation for how one must listen to the Concept 300.
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Q Acoustics' Concept 300 speaker with Tensegrity stand, will come in three finishes — Gloss Black/Rosewood, Gloss White/Oak and Silver/Ebony — and will be available in March of 2019, for $4,499.
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Its six internal microphones are said to measure the acoustics of the room using machine learning, so the speaker can use that info to adjust the equalizer and give more balanced sound.
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Catriona Cooper, a digital archaeologist at the University of York, used a computer model to recreate the acoustics of the 18th-century Commons, which was housed in the former St Stephen's Chapel.
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From the slow, stripped down acoustics of "500 Miles" to the confusingly smooth, trap-influenced "Jumping Out the Gym", Bonds easily flexes his musical diversity in the span of just four songs.
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The company is one of the leading brands in audio and has been making speakers, headphones and audio equipment based on deep research into acoustics for just over a half a century.
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Acoustics technology company 64 Audio, which makes custom products for musical acts such as Bon Jovi and OneRepublic, on Wednesday fended off a patent infringement case brought by rival Jerry Harvey Audio.
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This program opened with "Axiom," a haunting quartet for clarinet, bassoon, trumpet and piano by Marc-André Dalbavie, music that involves spatial acoustics with widespread, diffused sounds, another avenue of Ligeti's aesthetic.
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The Echo Studio is a new smart speaker from Amazon that has five speakers for providing a range of frequencies, and like the HomePod can adapt its acoustics to fit the environment.
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Our granddaughters loved running in and out of these dark, slightly daunting natural wonders, and were suitably impressed by the unusual acoustics, where the slightest whisper can be heard throughout the cavern.
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A big difference between the renovation here and the one in New York is that Music Hall has long been celebrated for its acoustics, while Geffen Hall has been considered acoustically troubled.
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The late Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, who was a friend and a frequent guest, would often come down to these tunnels to practice because the acoustics were so great, Gold said.
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They feature an in-line remote with a mic for taking control of music and calls, a bass booster to amplify the low-end frequencies, and extra comfort earpads for improved acoustics.
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The late Italian opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, who was a friend and a frequent guest, would often come down to these tunnels to practice because the acoustics were so great, Gold said.
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The downsides are worrisome: crowds cramming into not quite enough benches; mountains of to-go packaging; deafening acoustics, especially weekdays after work, when beer and Roberta's Bee Sting pizzas win the day.
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The acoustics of these snaking and beautiful bridges, many of them comprised of covered arches, are taken full advantage of by locals, as people recite poems and sings songs in the evenings.
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In the weeks after this meal, Momofuku Nishi was reviewed by critics who were pleased with its food and its no-tipping policy but unhappy with its brutal acoustics and other informalities.
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Midnight Mass at Christmas was always a special event in the year: One of the rare times the entire choir sung together and used the cathedral&aposs famed acoustics to their fullest.
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Stuart and his colleagues seem to have done everything right: They worked with an acoustics engineer "from day one," he said, and looked top to bottom to find ways to control the sound.
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Greg Keffer, a partner with the Rockwell Group, an architecture and design firm, has worked on a number of restaurants with good reputations for acoustics, including Union Square Cafe in New York City.
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Made famous by Europe's sleek and ultimately failed Concorde jet, these 1,000 mph planes have in the past been stymied by their cost, environmental footprint, and perhaps most of all, their painful acoustics.
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When paired with the Amp, each Sonance speaker will be able to take advantage of Sonos' TruePlayTuning software to analyze a room's acoustics and then adjust their woofers and tweeters for optimal sound.
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Photo: APThe Google Home Mini fits most of the features of the tech giant's popular Home smart speakers into a $50, four-inch-wide package, except for the larger, $130 version's better acoustics.
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Fléty, who goes by the pseudonym of Erv Plecter (online handles are still very much a thing in the community), works at the Institute for Research and Coordination in Acoustics/Music in Paris.
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The next step would be to bring this sort of sound experience to on-ear headphones for increased portability, but then the laws of physics and acoustics begin to get in the way.
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Named after the Polish-American pianist who inaugurated the venue in 40, the site is said to have perfect acoustics, and hosts an annual summer jazz festival, among other musical and theatrical events.
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Putting aside the acoustics of those names, one can peer at the larger underlying motivation: A name change was thought to help jettison old images and give a fresh start to the entities.
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The back end of the dining room is separated by a steel-and-glass partition, turning one medium-size space into two cramped, awkward ones and doing a real number on the acoustics.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker A bit too much of the compact, tile-covered dining room is taken up by a communal table, and high ceilings make for problematic acoustics.
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According to Nuance, this latest upgrade brings better accuracy "upwards of 24 percent," with improved ability to recognize and learn accents and voice patterns, while adapting to the acoustics of the speaker's environment.
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Apple saw an opportunity in the market which it sought to fill with the HomePod, which adapts to match the acoustics of the room and includes an Apple-made woofer and seven tweeters.
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But they seem to have sent the acoustics to obedience school, because all the sound waves do what they're told: Conversations stay at their own tables, while the music stays in the background.
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For these pieces, she likes to familiarize herself with the acoustics, temperature, and air quality of the hosting location, talk to local technicians, and get a feel for the architecture of the space.
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The auditorium — especially the stage, with its curiously low ceiling and odd-looking, acoustics-aiding "bongo drums," as Philharmonic officials call them — remains an uninviting place to attend a concert, nondescript at best.
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"Audio signal processing for virtual acoustics can greatly enhance a movie, a sports event, a video game or other screen viewing experience, adding to the feeling of &aposbeing there,&apos" the document reads.
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The King's College Chapel, where many of Mr. Cleobury's recordings were made, is renowned for its acoustics; it is said that a note can reverberate for five seconds when the chapel is empty.
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For the final two acts, though, we migrated upstairs to the mezzanine, where echoey acoustics and a sudden distance from Mr. Greenspan, separated from us by the balcony railing, got in the way.
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By then Dev was performing slick, 80s-sounding synth tracks under the name Blood Orange, clearly now way more into squelching funk grooves and electronics than ferocious punk chords or twee, folk-pop acoustics.
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One area, for example, is in developing the acoustics that make virtual reality environments ever more realistic: noises that sound like they are coming from around the very room you might be sitting in.
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The results, which were published Friday in Scientific Reports, is ensuring that us nerds might achieve invisibility at some point, but it also has the potential for wider applications in engineering, optics, and acoustics.
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When you just want to cart your tunes with you to the beach, on your hike, or anywhere else, you need a speaker that's durable, lightweight, and actually plays sound with some impressive acoustics.
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Tchaikovsky's inspiring Serenade for Strings, the score that gives "Serenade" its name, acquires an awkwardly heightened edge to its orchestral sonority at Philadelphia's Academy of Music here, presumably as a result of assisted acoustics.
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He audited classes at Stanford University for two years, until he took the plunge and got accepted to its computer music PhD program at the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA).
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To pinpoint the earbuds that did reduce volume, the Wirecutter team hooked up a computer to a simulated ear with a microphone inside and a coupler that models the acoustics of an ear canal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Monday, December 22019, New York Philharmonic and Lincoln Center announced plans for a $260 million renovation project to address the David Geffen Hall's much-maligned acoustics issues.
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La Scala, which is considered one of the world's most prestigious opera houses, hosts its audiences in four tiers of loges and has dazzling acoustics from a concave channel beneath the wooden orchestra floor.
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He did so under the auspices of Stanford's avant-garde-leaning Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, but Conte's preferences tended to the more readily intelligible, albeit with stylistic curveballs thrown in.
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The company added that a working group of academics and professionals will be providing their expertise across various functions relevant to the design and development process including landscape, education, sustainability, ecology, horticulture, and acoustics.
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The legendary acoustics of the space—in combination with the grandeur of live string, wind, and brass sections—elevated DVSN's music to a level that prompts listeners to reconsider how they compartmentalize their sound.
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BlackBerry is trying to persuade other companies to pay licensing royalties to use its trove of some 40,000 global patents on technology including operating systems, networking infrastructure, acoustics, messaging, automotive subsystems, cybersecurity and wireless communications.
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What's more, the lively acoustics of the library's Gilder Lehrman Hall were ideal for the sound of what Mr. O'Dette, in preliminary remarks, called "one of the softest of all instruments," reticent even when redoubled.
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NW: An Evil Heat was back to the "do it 'till you're satisfied" slow studio work, where we actually cut basics for every song twice, once each in two different studios with highly contrasting acoustics.
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The cavernous Mast Chocolate Factory in the Brooklyn Navy Yard has the soaring dignity of early industrial architecture, as well as quirkily reverberant acoustics that sometimes answered a singer's exclamation with gusts of layered echoes.
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Machine algorithms and then a panel of human acoustics analysts sitting in California look at the sound patterns and determine whether it's gunfire — and if so, how many shots and whether automatic weapons are involved.
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"Acoustics is the most powerful tool to do this, but in order to do so you need to know how these organisms scatter sound," said Andone Lavery, who led development of the Deep-See instrument.
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Scientists knew they used acoustics to echolocate and communicate from studies done on narwhals in west Greenland or Canada, but they didn't know much about the sounds of individual narwhals, especially the east Greenland population.
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In the reverberant acoustics of the crypt, the first part of Mozart's familiar Fantasy in C minor sounded newly ominous, especially given the way Mr. Greilsammer dug into roiling figures in the piano's low register.
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Before the show in Denver, while the men paced the stage to get into character and checked out the acoustics, their run-throughs were interrupted by corrections officers doing their regular head count of prisoners.
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"Many pilots already do it very well," says Jean-Marc Wunderli, who runs the acoustics lab at the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, which is collaborating with the DLR on this project.
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There may be something in Ernst Mach's remark that the only reason physicists based their science on mechanics and not thermodynamics or acoustics is that human beings have hunted and made war by throwing things.
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Benassi is said to bring more than 20 years of experience in the aerospace sector, having worked at NASA, Boeing and, most recently, Airbus, where he was a senior expert and head of Acoustics and Vibration.
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John performed at La Saussaz stadium overlooking Lake Geneva, rather than the famed Stravinski Auditorium, an intimate venue renowned for its acoustics, where he was initially booked for two nights when the tour was first announced.
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Back in 2007, I had the chance to speak with Strad3D's acoustic research director, George Bissinger, who had his own theory about the secret behind the Stradivari sound, based on 35+ years of research: psycho-acoustics.
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This could be due to my tiny apartment's acoustics and the fact that while testing I had five smart speakers—but even when I disabled the other three, I had difficulty getting it to work reliably.
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The main line arrays above the stage feature newly-designed d&b Y8s—Hamilton is one of the first Broadway shows to use them, Steinberg said—and are augmented by L-Acoustics ARCs on the proscenium.
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If the old architectural bromide "form follows function" still holds, why would that equation so often rule out attention to aesthetics, comfort, acoustics and light — essentially, the real-life sensory experience of a tired, overworked traveler?
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While she didn't reveal state secrets, she took a stand for the public's right to know by providing free online access to just about every scientific paper ever published, on topics ranging from acoustics to zymology.
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Holter's always been fascinated by acoustics and their imperfections—her first release, Live Recordings, is an engrossing mash of the synthetic and organic, songs played loudly in a room next door with radio transmissions butting in.
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BEST LIVE SET As soon as Leslie Jones stormed onstage at the Comedy Cellar in July, the room shrunk, her raucous energy and ferocious crowd work making you aware of the low ceilings and echoing acoustics.
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She has endured long enough to convert more than a few doubters into fans; endured long enough to experience the full effect of the new acoustics as the roars of support reverberated indoors on Tuesday night.
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When he revived a proposal to move Westminster to Rider's main Lawrenceville, N.J., campus, and sell the 23-acre Princeton parcel, irate faculty, students and alumni said the acoustics and intimate milieu could not be replicated.
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For some, finding speakers that can simply be placed on a shelf or table and used when needed is the way to go, and for those people, the Q Acoustics 3020 speakers are an excellent choice.
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There are many, many performances — Esa-Pekka Salonen's resplendent recent account of Hindemith's "Mathis der Maler" Symphony with the Philharmonic comes to mind — at which no one in the audience could think the acoustics were problematic.
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It was a meticulous task, with dried red beetles imported from South America to dye velvet on the auditorium's seats their original 19th century color and fir and papier-mache panels used to improve its acoustics.
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"There are a lot of products that address acoustics now in a way that can be beautiful and can be hidden, so you're not feeling like they're surrounding you and can really complement your designs," Keffer added.
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BMW customers can expect the next generation of electric vehicles to come with special acoustics meant to mimic the feeling a driver might get when they're behind an M5 or other BMW with an internal combustion engine.
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Learning from our previous meetups in Asia, where attendance numbers have massively surpassed our expectations leading to difficulties with acoustics, venue, food/drink and other operations, the event will be open to a limited number of attendees.
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And in fact, NPR says, those iconic Star Wars blaster sounds were produced by making use of the same frozen lake acoustics: the movie's sound engineers just hit the long wires of radio antennas with a wrench.
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Gurman also reports that the speaker will have advanced acoustics that give it an edge over competing products like the Echo and Google Home and that Apple considered adding virtual surround sound technology similar to Sonos Trueplay.
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Touted as "the ideal introduction to Beats for any music lover," the Beats EPs feature expertly tuned acoustics and battery-free construction that's designed for unlimited playback (they get their power from the device they're plugged into).
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"The idea that there is a frequency that your body may respond a bit more and a bit less to might be true," explains Dr Matthew Wright, a Senior Lecturer in Acoustics at the University of Southampton.
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Sound United, owner of the Polk Audio and Definitive Technology speaker brands, announced today that it's acquired D+M Group, owner of the Denon and Marantz receiver brands plus Boston Acoustics speakers and Heos multi-room audio.
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But customers can expect the next generation of electric vehicles to come with special acoustics meant to mimic the feeling a driver might get when they're behind an M5 or other BMW with an internal combustion engine.
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In a 2011 survey of performers, spectators and critics, Australian music magazine Limelight rated the Opera Theater as having the worst acoustics among 20 major world venues, with its Concert Hall doing marginally better, in 18th place.
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For the reconstruction of the famed venue, Orowitz said the team is taking great care to ensure the aesthetic is preserved, while improving certain aspects like acoustics that will make it more appealing for musicals and plays.
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On Sunday, further research into this phenomenon was presented by Bo Schenkman, an associate professor at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, at Acoustics '17 Boston, a meeting of sound experts from around the world.
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The sounds that thrum through the tracks were recorded in abandoned environments—partly because they provide her with more interesting acoustics, partly because she got used to them growing up near a naval base in Alameda, California.
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Weems read a text, and though her presence is powerful and the staging arresting, the setting is the lobby of a corporate building with acoustics that make most of her words wash away into vaguely aquatic sounds.
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In 2016 and 2017, he was a visiting lecturer at M.I.T.'s program in Art, Culture and Technology, and he is currently a professor for interactive media/dynamic acoustics at the venerable Academy of Fine Arts Nuremberg.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 41 SECONDS The bright acoustics of Gilder Lehrman Hall at the Morgan Library & Museum seemed to pose problems, especially for sopranos, at the 47th annual George London Foundation Awards Competition Finals last week.
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Underwater, every sense is altered — visuals become magnified or dulled, acoustics shift with pressure and a sense of touch is amplified by both the odd weightlessness and the resistance of surrounding water, not to mention the temperature.
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The largest percentage losses in the Shanghai index were Shanghai Feilo Acoustics Co Ltd down 10.01 percent, followed by Taiyuan Lionhead Cement Co Ltd losing 10.01 percent and Shanghai Hongda Mining Co Ltd down by 9.65 percent.
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"These proposed methods have the potential for enabling knee joint acoustics measurement outside the clinic/lab," reads Inan and colleagues' research paper, "and permitting long-term monitoring of knee health for patients rehabilitating an acute knee joint injury."
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During work, the noise of cutting and blasting iPhone casings is reported to reach 80 decibels or more, which can lead to "possible damage" after eight hours of exposure, according to IAC Acoustics, which makes noise control products.
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The renovations, which kick off next year and wrap up in 2020, will focus on improving the acoustics and accessibility, and convert unused offices into a family-friendly Creative Learning Centre, the Opera House said in a statement.
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The soloist is asked to create multiphonic sound by playing one note, vocalizing another and, through the magic of acoustics, summoning a third; the effect is like wind sneaking through the cracks of poorly insulated windows in winter.
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Without a closed enclosure that creates unwanted reverberations inside the ear cup, an open-back headphone design can be focused on improving the acoustics pointed at the ear instead of fixing the problems created by the shell around it.
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A lot of balancing is needed among Bruckner's thickly layered textures to make everything speak: more than can comfortably be done in a couple of days of rehearsals, especially in acoustics as intransigent as those of David Geffen Hall.
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Amelia Krales First, I headed to a freestyle rap battle meet-up in the Austin Convention Center (a very cool place to host a rap battle, by the way, if you're into the acoustics of wall-to-wall carpeting).
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He also had an uncanny memory; he was the type of guy who could look at a list of tapes in a vault, read the city and year off a label, and then recite the venue's details and acoustics.
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As Kun Jing, the general manager of Baidu's Duer business unit told me, the company is looking to Japan for its first major international expansion of DuerOS because it already optimized its assistant for the acoustics of small rooms.
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Leo L. Beranek, an engineer whose company designed the acoustics for the United Nations and concert halls at Lincoln Center and Tanglewood, then built the direct precursor to the internet under contract to the Defense Department, died on Oct.
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The hall has been criticized for its acoustics since it opened, but some musicians who have performed there say that its bigger problem is its lack of intimacy — one of the things the new scheme will try to address.
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This presented a long list of challenges, including how to pacify season ticket holders (free Lyft rides to and from shows); where to place the orchestra (behind the stage); and how to finesse the acoustics (a work in progress).
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Across six languages and genres, she nimbly brought us from the Rossini cantata "Giovanna d'Arco" — gripping and all the more urgent in the enveloping acoustics of the Frick's Music Room — to excerpts from William Bolcom's "Cabaret Songs" (1963-96).
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For more culture, head to Bunk'Art, a mazelike underground complex originally built as Hoxha's nuclear bunker, with an assembly hall that turned out to have great acoustics and now functions as a venue for jazz and classical concerts. galeriakombetare.gov.
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Renée Louprette, an organist at Rutgers University in New Jersey who played as a guest at Notre-Dame in December, said in a telephone interview that the acoustics of the building were vital to the organ's much-admired sound.
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Sound United, the parent company of a bunch of audio brands including Polk Audio and Definitive Technology, announced today that it's bought the D+M Group — parent company to another bunch of audio brands, including Denon, Marantz, and Boston Acoustics.
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"It is definitely a special feeling to sing in what is essentially a natural cathedral, created by nature, the acoustics of the space are entirely different," said Slovenian opera singer Irena Yebuah Tiran who is performing in the spectacle this year.
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Sennheiser is updating its audiophile IE 800 earbuds, debuting a new model called the IE 800 S. This next generation of the IE 800 not only has improved acoustics, but has been given a face-lift to the design, as well.
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He and bigger bands like Eurofolk, an eight-piece Ukrainian gypsy-jazz group with quite a following, prefer the acoustics and space of stations like Châtelet Les Halles; the echoes of Eurofolk's set can be heard from the RER platform.
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Data derived from "robo-vacs" could help companies improve their smart speakers, for example, by mapping the room's acoustics and provide ad hoc audio solutions; same for smart air-conditioning units or lighting that can adjust with the natural lights.
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The company has developed a new restaurant design that will cost $40,000 less to build than its current design with "improvements in lighting, acoustics, seating, customer flow and the presentation of our kitchen," according to Mark Crumpacker, Chipotle's chief marketing officer.
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It draws more than 8 million visitors a year, bringing A$775 million into the coffers of the state of New South Wales, Deloitte Access Economics said in 2013, but gets low scores from critics and musicians for its acoustics.
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His 8-year-old son, Tim Antony, tries to create sounds of his own, too, and the pair recently found a practice room with excellent acoustics near the swimming pool of their hotel while on vacation in the Czech Republic.
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"Information was received from two sources of international organizations that report an anomaly and acoustics in the vicinity of the last known position of the San Juan submarine and later confirmed with an event consistent with an explosion," he said.
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Narrator: So Billie takes a page out of the ASMR playbook by trying to simulate the acoustics of a 3D environment in her music, and this makes listening to her a full-sensory experience, which, at times, can get pretty intense.
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Despite the challenging acoustics of the Teatro Latea at the Clemente, the bassist Tim Singh and the keyboardist Noel Freidline successfully created a somber mood with jazz and blues instrumentals, and the tap performer Khalid Hill contributed percussive grace notes.
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I had this bizarre situation of being in the studio alone with the engineer and the new A&R guy, who was telling the producer to rearrange "These Times," with just the acoustics and without the electrics and the vocals.
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Here's how Qualcomm describes it: Combining a smartphone's display and fingerprint reader for a seamless and sleek look, 3D Sonic uses technological advances and acoustics (sonic waves) to scan the pores of a user's finger for a deeply accurate 53D image.
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The interiors are swathed in ash wood panels and flooded with natural light to connect with nature but minimize acoustics, while the central atrium features palm trees and leather chairs more like a Scandinavian coffee shop than a corporate headquarters.
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The rest of the bill is packed with singer-songwriters, from Stephin Merritt (of the Magnetic Fields) and Carly Simon to Rhiannon Giddens, Dev Hynes and Angel Olsen, all of whom make music that's well suited to Carnegie Hall's sweet acoustics.
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Gerhard Richter has made cheap Rorschach wallpaper and a couple decent tapestries to complement a choral piece by composer Steve Reich whose sonorous heights are sucked dry by the poor acoustics of the vacuous gallery space during the press preview.
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Add Chipmunks-meet-Aqua processed vocals and the treacherous acoustics of the high-ceilinged Bushwick venue 3 Dollar Bill, and it's easy to see why the party-inducing beat takes such precedence in this immersive production from the Neon Coven collective.
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So when the lawyer for the defendant countered that, last time, Rob probably just had trouble hearing you because the group was seated at a long table and the acoustics of the restaurant were weird, that does not count as evidence.
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"I've played on Broadway and regional theaters all over the States but this theater, the proportions and acoustics are fantastic," said Allen Lewis Rickman, an American actor who performed at the hall during an international Yiddish festival held in late November.
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Dr. Clark, an expert in whale acoustics, said that for decades researchers simply dropped the equivalent of a cassette recorder off the side of a boat, recorded for as long as the tape lasted, and then pulled it back up.
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While Denon & Marantz was found to have engaged in "resale price maintenance" with respect to audio and video consumer products such as headphones and speakers of the brands Denon, Marantz and Boston Acoustics in Germany and the Netherlands between 2011 and 2015.
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The cheers the McMahons want for their man were never going to come, but the likelihood of boos being amplified to rocket launch levels by the acoustics of the cavernous stadium was an existential threat to Reigns' top of the card status.
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Watchmaker Joseph Grado founded his company in 1953 after finding success in crafting phono cartridges, while Etymotic began life as an acoustics research and hearing aid company in 43, the same year that Ronald Reagan started wearing a hearing aid in public.
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Mr. Buchla was a consultant to the contemporary music organization Ircam (Institute for Research and Coordination in Acoustics/Music) in France, and he received a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship to design instruments and write music for a 20153-piece electronic orchestra.
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Inside another tower, three mourners from Greece, dressed in comfortable travel clothes, sat together on a ledge like old friends wizened by life and sang in a kind of call and response, their voices made piercing by the acoustics in the soaring column.
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While the condo owners may be unlikely to mingle with the masses downstairs over burgers, 'nduja, and devilled eggs, perhaps—if, say, they're Russian oil tycoons keen to take secret meetings with American kleptocrats—they'll appreciate the establishment's shadowy corners and deafening acoustics.
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Princely performance at a plebeian price Everything I know about the physics of acoustics tells me that earphones of this size should not be able to extend down into the sub-bass region with the ease and grace that the Tenores exhibit.
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In Bartolini's Four Organs, the artist has created his own version of Reich's composition, arranged by composer Edoardo Marraffa, a frequent collaborator, exploiting the high ceilings and acoustics of the gallery in the same way that a traditional organist would a cathedral.
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The Catholic Church bought the building in 211 and spent the past two years transforming the space, from the installation of 11,000 sail-shaped quatrefoil window shades that also help with the acoustics to the addition of a Carrara marble altar from Italy.
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"Otello" was presented in the LightSpace Studios in Williamsburg, a high-ceilinged photo and film production house whose smooth walls emitted a penetrating odor of fresh plaster and paint and created harsh acoustics that in places sapped all warmth from the voices.
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Even if there had been more shouts and murmurs, it would have been a challenge to make them out given the poor acoustics that muffle noise even when a crowd is much bigger and more boisterous than it was for Saturday's final.
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