Free acoustic consulting refers to the provision of Jocavi’s professional advice on sound and acoustics without any charge! We highly value Acoustics and its indispensability as it deals with the way sound behaves in different spaces, such as studio rooms or any other environment sort, requiring specific and expertise intervention to achieve flawless results.

By offering free acoustic consulting, Jocavi aims to help people understand and improve their acoustic environments without the cost barrier. It allows individuals or organizations to access valuable expertise and guidance to enhance the sound experience or address any sound-related challenges.

JAS Acoustic simulation has given a recent boost to acoustic room design. This method with reduced model simulation on a spreadsheet gives us the modelling speed, interpretation of the database, and auralization. These parameters describe the prospect and the room's acoustic characteristics for auditory perception.

Technical drawings and 3D image and video renderings offer the customer a correct visualisation of the project when completed. With the auralization and the 3D images and video, you can really feel the way your room will look like as a final result.

We may assist you on various acoustic concerns, such as reducing unwanted noise, improving a room’s speech intelligibility, or optimizing sound quality for specific purposes like music or presentations. Our Acoustic consultants are experts who help individuals or organizations tackle issues related to noise control, sound quality and the overall acoustic environment.

Based on the drawings and photos of the room, our consultant evaluates the existing conditions and analyses and simulates the space in order to recommend appropriate solid solutions. These solutions may involve suggesting materials to absorb or to block sound, modifying the layout of the room by implementing acoustic panels for better audio distribution and intelligibility.

" The sound we hear in a room is a combination of direct sound reproduced by the sources and all of the direct and indirect reflections from the involved surfaces. By manipulating the reflections from the surfaces we can affect and considerably change the acoustic character of the room and consequently the way we hear and make the sound better "