Acoustics of Auditoriums
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PERSPECTIVE SHOWING HOW AN ECHO Is FORMED ON THE STAGE BY Two REFLECTIONS. DIFFRACTION EFFECTS ARE Nor CONSIDERED IN THIS DRAWING.
Thus far only the echoes that reached the stage have been described. Other echoes were found in other parts of the hall, and it seemed that few places were free from them. The side walls in the balcony, for instance, were instrumental in causing strong echoes in the rear of the balcony. Fig. 18 shows in perspective the action of one of these walls. These two surface...s were similar in shape and symmetrically placed. Each was the upper portion of a concave surface with its center of curvature in the center of the building under the dome. The general effect of the left hand wall was to concentrate the sound falling on it WATSON ACOUSTICS OF AUDITORIUMS 25 in the right hand seats in the balcony. Some of the sound struck the opposite wall and was reflected to the stage, as shown in Fig. 17. Auditors who sought the furthermost rear seats in the balcony to escape echoes were thus caught by this unexpected action of the sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PERSPECTIVE SHOWING HOW AN ECHO Is FORMED ON THE STAGE BY Two REFLECTIONS. DIFFRACTION EFFECTS ARE Nor CONSIDERED IN THIS DRAWING.
Thus far only the echoes that reached the stage have been described. Other echoes were found in other parts of the hall, and it seemed that few places were free from them. The side walls in the balcony, for instance, were instrumental in causing strong echoes in the rear of the balcony. Fig. 18 shows in perspective the action of one of these walls. These two surface...s were similar in shape and symmetrically placed. Each was the upper portion of a concave surface with its center of curvature in the center of the building under the dome. The general effect of the left hand wall was to concentrate the sound falling on it WATSON ACOUSTICS OF AUDITORIUMS 25 in the right hand seats in the balcony. Some of the sound struck the opposite wall and was reflected to the stage, as shown in Fig. 17. Auditors who sought the furthermost rear seats in the balcony to escape echoes were thus caught by this unexpected action of the sound.
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