Spatial Composition
Advanced spatial audio engineering for immersive environments, utilizing binaural recording and 3D sound fields to create a visceral sonic experience.
Audio design in Japanese internal spaces blends traditional architectural concepts of negative space (ma) with high-fidelity acoustic engineering and environmental soundscapes (kankyō ongaku).
There is a science to designing space, especially in public buildings and spaces such as hotel reception areas, in which audio enhances the space. This carries over into how sound can travel into joining rooms and integrate different soundscapes.
Effective use of binaural sound recordings with omnidirectional speakers is amazing!!
Below is an example of a gentle soundscape created for a corporate space incorporating natural birdsong. Bringing the outside in.
Here is an example of an actual soundscape commissioned by Valentines Clay for their reception, suppliers of materials to the pottery industry in Stoke on Trent. The sounds are purely derived from field recordings in the pottery works.