Why Audiophiles Need to Care About Room Acoustics
Author: Art Noxon, PE March 6, 2013 Reprinted with permission from audiophilereview.com Audiophiles are dedicated to the improvement and refinement in the quality of the [...]
The Many Voices of NRC
Why All Ratings Are Not the Same —Arthur Noxon, P.E. The Many Voices of NRC Article appeared in the Winter 2008 issue of Interior Construction. [...]
Church Acoustics — Unnoticed Means a Successful Job
View as PDF Usually the call from a church goes something like this: Hi, well, I’m from the building committee and we built out church [...]
History of Sound Fusion Recording
History of Sound Fusion Recording, in the early days of recording, it was all about making live mono recordings of acoustic bands, a bunch of [...]
Creating Authentic Vocal Tracks
By Arthur Noxon. Originally published in Oregon Film & Video Magazine, December 2006 One of the many aspects of film production involves visual/sonic continuity. The [...]
Modes Modes and More Modes
View as PDF Most people who read a lot, maybe even, read a little too much, begin to design their home theater by trying to [...]
Announcing a Cure for Reflectophobia
By Arthur Noxon. Originally published in Audio Media Magazine, October 2003 View as PDF This debilitating mental condition was first reported in an AES paper [...]
Auditorium Acoustics 104
Auditorium Acoustics 104: When working with an acoustician in the design or renovation of a hall it is helpful for all to have an understanding [...]
Auditorium Acoustics 103: Speakers Make Sound, Acoustics Clean It Up
Intelligibility is the single most important service that an auditorium can provide. Without intelligibility, an auditorium is functionally little more than a gymnasium after the [...]
Auditorium Acoustics 102: Reflections Make All the Difference
An auditorium is a place where people come to “audit”, it’s a place to listen. It won’t matter if the auditorium is big and beautiful, [...]
