New features for Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite

One of the most requested features from our users was the ability to visualize the sound pressure distribution on any surface in the simulation. With Surface Receivers, you can now place surface receivers anywhere in your model, and see how the sound pressure varies across the surface with the heatmap. You can also adjust the color scale and the resolution of the heatmap by enabling or disabling interpolation.

This feature is especially useful for studying the spatial distribution of sound and acoustic parameters, such as reverberation time, clarity, speech intelligibility, and more. You can also compare different scenarios by switching between different heatmaps, and see how different design choices affect the acoustic performance of your space.

One of the most interactive features of Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite is the auralizer, which lets you listen to how your simulation sounds in real time. With this update, we have made the auralizer even more customizable by allowing you to add your own sounds to the simulation. You can now upload any sound file you want, such as music, speech, or noise, and use it as a source in your simulation. You can also adjust the volume of your sound source, and hear how it changes as you move around the simulation.

This feature is great for creating realistic and immersive simulations that match your specific needs and preferences. You can also use it to test different scenarios and see how they affect the sound quality and intelligibility of your space.