reverberation

Converse of object

• hear: As John Goodman taps his way along the walls listening for the concealed safe, you hear the reverberations behind you.
• reduce: They can also be fitted directly to walls to reduce reverberation.
• have: Thus every action and word has reverberations for others.
• feel: Every nation in the world felt the reverberation of that fateful day.
• produce: His first attacks produced an immense reverberation in the House of Morgan.
• simulate: The Release time will be similar, but it can be extended if required to simulate reverberation in a simple manner.

Adjective modifier

• multiple: At larger distances also arrivals caused by multiple P-wave reverberations inside the whole crust with a group velocity around 5.8 km/s.
• much: Too little reverberation gives a " dead " acoustic whereas too much reverberation " clouds " the sound to give a reverberant acoustic.
• excessive: Excessive reverberation reduces the clarity of speech, particularly for hearing aid users.

Modifies a noun

• chamber: The sound levels produced are measured in the reverberation chamber.
• measurement: The results of reverberation time measurements are shown in figure 5 where they are compared with the maximum allowable limit.
• time: For example speed position in a beam could be used to vary say reverberation time.
• effect: Digital Reverb The creation of reverberation effects in the digital domain.
• system: Artificial reverberation systems will be analyzed and be improved where necessary to have a computationally simpler synthesis algorithm.
• unit: This control may be used to affect how much of a line's signal is directed to a mixer's internal reverberation unit.

Noun used with modifier

• room: This presents a significant opportunity to more effectively deliver direct near field sound, at the same time reducing destructive room reverberation effects.

Preposition: in

• room: The way we control reverberation in a room is to use absorption.
• area: However, the impact of the events of the Olympics was enormous and she felt the reverberations in every area of her life.
• part: For flats, there is now a requirement to control reverberation in common parts.

Preposition: of

• room: This decay is commonly called the reverberation of the room.