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Good luck! Corporate meeting rooms tend to be a bit of a worst case scenario for sound. The absolute worst case scenario for sound is an empty rectangular (or
by JohnBooty 4y ago
Good luck! Corporate meeting rooms tend to be a bit of a worst case scenario for sound.
The absolute worst case scenario for sound is an empty rectangular (or cube) shaped room with bare walls and most corporate meeting rooms come pretty close to this.
However, you can still make some improvements.
- icelancer 4y agoYeah, foam deadening has gone a long way for us to reduce echo and other issues over Zoom, along with many directional mics condensed into a mixer. I am a bit of a stickler with sound quality over conference calls, so anything to improve it is very interesting to me.