Definition of Sound scenography
Sound scenography (also known as acoustic scenography) is the process of staging spaces and environments through sound. It combines expertise from the fields of architecture, acoustics, communication, sound design and interaction design to convey artistic, historical, scientific, or commercial content or to establish atmospheres and moods.
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What is Sound scenography?
Sound scenography (also known as acoustic scenography) is the process of staging spaces and environments through sound.