Acoustic Tip Of The Week
Upper Partials
We've discussed the importance of upper partials and retaining a clean envelope (ADSR) to preserve rhythm, dynamics and transient information in previous newsletters. Let's [...]
Sonic Clarity vs. Frequency Response
We know how to measure the frequency response of our audio playback systems thanks to various software packages available for free, along with fairly [...]
Art in Articulation
Without properly hearing the transient content on the original recording, your playback will lack the detail and power that was captured. This week we [...]
Acoustic Shadowing
As we've shared, sometimes the best room treatment is to create a room within a room, or put another way, an "acoustic subspace". This applies [...]
Head End Ringing
The term Head End Ringing coined by ASC President Art Noxon, succinctly describes a complicated phenomenon that destroys the articulation and intelligibility of your [...]
Acoustic Space and Time
Need Some Space? At Acoustic Sciences Corporation we're known for our world-class, patented acoustic treatments for Hi-fi and Pro Audio environments. The QuickSoundField is [...]
Playing a Long and Narrow Room Properly
If your audio room is quite long and fairly narrow, this tip applies to you. If your audio room also has a peaked ceiling that [...]
Seeing Sound with Your Ears
Article by Arthur Noxon, PE Acoustical Engineer "See" Sound...with your Ears Relentless pursuit of the "holy trinity" of high-end audiophile listening (musicality, sound stage, and [...]
Free Your Speakers
The past year has been a trying one for many of us. While things may be getting back to normal across many aspects [...]
ASC’s QuickSoundField
At ASC, we design and deliver acoustic solutions for the studio engineer and the discriminating HiFi listener (among a plethora of other users and [...]
