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It does! Love it. Anyone who grew up in UK schools will know a prefab classroom hut. So from that description I immediately know what type of reverb the sound w
by zbuf 6y ago
It does! Love it. Anyone who grew up in UK schools will know a prefab classroom hut. So from that description I immediately know what type of reverb the sound will have.
Crucially, how different it will be from eg. a high ceiling room in a brick building.
I'd say that's a great description.
- BigJono 6y agoYeah we have something similar in Australia. Pretty much every school when I was growing up had these exact same portable classrooms with the distinctive shitty-looking rectangular roof. Every single school I walked past or played sports against had them too. https://aaportablebuildings.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Bayswater-Primary-1.jpg https://aaportablebuildings.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/0... I would have thought they'd have something more modern looking these days. But when I Googled around this article from 3 years ago came up with some newish looking ones in the exact same style. https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/record-one-million-students-to-squeeze-into-victorian-schools-20161010-gryxtx.html https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/record-one-milli... So I guess some things never change. At least they come in that nice blue now instead of the awful brown and green they used to use.
- adwww 6y agoWe had just one of the huts left in my UK school - until IIRC the roof blew away?! I don't remember the distinct reverb, my overriding memory is of being far too hot in summer and far too cold in winter.