Anechoic chamber

Overview

The anechoic chamber at the Humanities Lab is a specialized room designed to eliminate sound reflections. It is equipped with sound-absorbing tiles on all surfaces and a mesh floor, creating an acoustically neutral environment ideal for high quality audio recordings.

Applications

This facility is used in research areas such as phonetics, acoustics, and musicology. It enables clean recordings for acoustic analysis, speech studies, and sound wave experiments.

Technical Details

- Fully sound-absorbing walls, ceiling, and floor.
- High-quality microphone setup.
- Suitable for small groups (2–3 people).
- Ideal for experiments requiring minimal noise interference.

Access & Support

To use the anechoic chamber, submit a project application. Guides and tutorials are available.

📧 Contact: anechoic_chamberhumlab.luse