Sound reflection visualized | Sorama Acoustic Camera
How acoustic materials interact with sound?
Sound dispersion scatters sound waves by reducing their intensity and preventing the formation of strong reflections.
It could be useful to create diffusion in rooms, which can help reduce echo or flutter echo effects.
Sound reflection, on the other hand, involves bouncing sound waves off surfaces and can be controlled to either enhance or detract from the acoustics of a space, depending on the desired effect.
However, excessive sound reflection can also lead to problems like echo and excessive reverberation, which may not be desirable in all environments.