Acoustics in the miskin theatre
the way in which sound waves work are as follows from the 0 to the plus is known as the + is known as the amplitude which depicts the higher pitches and lower pitches (frequency), which is measured in Hrz. The osolation is how many times per second the sound continues for.Â
which brings me onto A.D.S.R which stands for Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release:Â
the attack starts at the peak of the sound wave, the decay begins after the peak has struck and starts to quieten down, the sustain means that the sound stays at a constant, and the release is the sound to tone to a quiet to stopped tone which helps us humans as our hearing in Hrz is only from 20Hz to 20 kHz.Â
Rooms all have sound tones, some are lighter than others. Sound travel at 341m per second to a perfect tone at 1 khz. Which helps in the development of sound for a room and the angle of fraction that takes place with sound boucing around the room. In the miskin for example what needs to be taken into consideration is the room, being the auditorium, what could help improve it? In that room its made by bricks, the angled glass panels in the auditorium help improve the sound by sending it down the seating bank, which is angled acutely most importantly to allow sound to travel betterÂ
