Learn how to have a better understanding of what happens to sound beyond the loudspeakers, designed for technicians and individuals new to acoustics or those with experience looking for a refresher.

YOU WILL LEARN...

• What sound is and how sound travels
  
• Relationship between the speed of sound, wavelength and frequency
• Amplitude
• How the decibel works
• Equal loudness contours and the implications of
• Frequency weighting
• Point, line and plane sources and their propagation
• Air absorption, reverberation and absorption
• Diffraction, interference, temperature and the speed of sound
• Refraction
• The Doppler effect

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

If you are seeking a greater understanding of the post-loudspeaker journey of sound, this course is specifically designed for you. Perfect for technicians and those new to acoustics, it provides foundational knowledge essential for sound engineering.