Your Voice is Important
4 Minute Read How can I be heard? The plain truth is if you’re looking to project your voice in a teaching/training environment then over time it's highly likely you will strain your voice. Yes, modern buildings have great acoustic design compared to ten years ago, but acoustic architecture is only a small part of being heard. In a modern learning/ training environment, the size of the space has increased, or the capacity of students has. So how do you project your voice to many without strain? Types of Voice amplification In an environment like a hall or theatre box, linear or ceiling speakers would generally be used, and are permanently set up to accommodate multiple users. Depending on the size of the environment speaker placement is key to being heard and can be an expensive exercise to get it just right. What about an ILS or Training space? The above scenarios are just not viable in spaces that change in configuration a lot. These rooms tend to have a lower ceilin...