Posts from the Cambridge Qt X sound masking category

Background Music and Comfort in Professional Environments


From the layout of your office to the color scheme of your branding, each element plays a role in shaping the atmosphere and perception of your place of business. One often-overlooked aspect that can significantly influence mood and productivity is background music. While sometimes dismissed as mere ambiance, the benefits of carefully curated songs in…


Sound Masking Versus White Noise


What is the difference between sound masking and white noise? Sound masking is often misunderstood as white noise. White noise sounds similar to loud AM radio static. White noise includes all frequencies at equal energy and can be distracting. Sound masking is different than white noise because it is specifically engineered to overlap only with…



Debunking a Sound Masking Myth


Sound masking is the introduction of a continuous, engineered spectrum of broadband sound, similar to the sound of airflow, into an environment to reduce the perceived intelligibility of speech. In office environments (which typically have a low ambient noise floor), this reduction in intelligibility has the benefits of increasing acoustic privacy, protecting confidentiality, and reducing…


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