Video calls and live conference calls are suffering from a major headache - bad acoustics. We'll show you the pure difference between hosting a video call with and without room treatment. Make the determination for yourself, neither recording is treated with noise reduction.
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"Live video calls and conference calls are becoming more of a part of our daily routines, but as useful as this technology is it has one critical weak point: The ability to communicate remotely is held back by bad room acoustics. That’s because the reflections from your room are blending in with the original sound and distorting it which makes it much harder to understand.
To make matters worse, live calls are usually going to be collapsed down to a single mono track audio signal, so the stereo information that helps our ears parse out the information from the reverb is gone.
If you’d like to learn more about acoustically treating for live calls and office spaces check out these videos on the subject.
If you work from home, teach a class via video calls, or just take a lot of conference calls then you should take steps to make sure you’re as intelligible as possible. Lost information and miscommunication can waste your time and frustrate or confuse your listeners. Make sure you’re coming through crystal clear with high quality absorption, and GIK has the most cost effective absorption on the market. No matter what space you work or teach out of, visit our website and fill out our free advice form so GIK can help you sound great with tailored advice from our expert room designers."
1 окт 2024
