How does it work?

Auralization is a direct extension of acoustic simulations. This process combines a digital 3D model of your room with mathematics.

We generate what is called a impulse response – a digital fingerprint of the room that describes how sound reflects, propagates, and decays. We then overlay this "fingerprint" onto a clean sound sample (e.g., a recording of speech or music).

The effect? A realistic recording that sounds just like it was made in a finished building.

Why is it worth it?

Auralization is a powerful analytical and sales tool. Thanks to it, you can:

• Compare variants: Listen to how the conversation in an office changes if you replace the concrete ceiling with acoustic treatments. Compare the “budget” version with the “premium” version.

• Convince the investor: Instead of explaining to the client what “reverberation time” is, let them hear it. It’s an argument that’s hard to argue against.

• Verify speech intelligibility: Check if the messages in the designed conference room or at the station will be clear.

How to listen to auralization?

It is an intimate and precise experience. To fully appreciate the realism and spatial depth of the simulation, we recommend listening on headphones.
This eliminates the influence of the acoustics of the room you are currently in. It’s just you and the virtual sound of your future project – with all its nuances, reflections, and timbre.

Put on your headphones and check how your investment will sound.