Geometrical simulations in Acoustics
This blog delves into how Treble’s geometrical solvers operate, their technical strengths, and why they’re indispensable for acousticians and design professionals seeking efficient, scalable sound solutions.
New features & live Q&A
Learn from our experts
Re-watch our training webinar on demand, in which our acoustic expert Johannes Einarsson talks you through the new features of Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite:
- Directive source import: With our new CLF import feature you can now easily and accurately study the interaction between complex acoustic sources/sound systems and acoustic environments. This feature allows you to import your own loudspeakers and sound systems into the software, in addition to the large database of sound sources that come with Treble.
- ISO 3383-3 Standard for open-plan offices: We have implemented the calculation of open-plan office parameters (ISO 3382-3). This feature allows acoustic engineers who are designing acoustics for open-plan offices to get an estimate of how the acoustics affect the working environment in an open-plan office according to the ISO 3382-3 standard.
Meet our expert
Jóhannes Einarsson - Digital Signal Processing Engineer at Treble Technologies
Acoustic Engineer MSc from DTU with substantial experience in software development and Digital Signal Processing.
Has been working on adding features to TASS, such as Acoustic parameters, Auralizer and CLF import.
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Wave-Based Simulations in Acoustics
In this blog, we’ll explore the fundamentals of wave-based simulations and how Treble harnesses this powerful technique to deliver cutting-edge acoustic solutions for real-world applications.
