With years of experience, Spatial's team of in-house sound designers in collaboration with creative content experts have curated a comprehensive collection of targeted soundscapes that cater to a wide range of environments and use cases. This approach transforms traditional environments into spaces that promote wellbeing, productivity, and creativity. Dynamic soundscapes adapt to different work zones and activities, allowing employees to actually survive open offices, tolerate collaborative spaces, and feel at home in private corporate areas.
According to Spatial, the new soundscape library features over a million scene variations for workplace environments, and with new Scene Actions, users can create the optimal auditory experience through a set of sound elements within each sonic landscape that can be fully customized. This allows for real-time control over individual, non-repeating sound elements within the sonic landscape.
"We are thrilled to introduce our revolutionary soundscape library, featuring a vast and dynamic collection of immersive sound experiences," says Thomas Hale, VP of Creative at Spatial. "With our new feature, Scene Actions, customers can easily customize any scene to create amazing immersive soundscapes, even without any sound design experience. With millions of variations at their fingertips, they can effortlessly tailor their space to evoke amazing feelings for their customers or employees. Our dynamic library blends captivating nature sounds and enchanting music, creating real life environments that promote productivity and reduce anxiety for employees. We believe that by harnessing the power of sound, businesses can create truly remarkable spaces that enhance the overall experience and wellbeing of their employees."
Biophilic Approach
A recent study from Harvard Business Review pointed to the benefits of returning to the office including better collaboration, more social interaction, and increased creativity - at least until employees see their six-year's old Windows PC waiting in the desk. To better support employees returning to work in-person full time, better known as the Office Reset, employers are starting to consider sound as a key element in their office and space design. Research shows that 77% of organizations are planning to redesign the office to create more open and collaborative spaces, while also creating quiet zones and huddle spaces.
"Our core design principles combine technology with biophilic elements, resetting the standard for how we connect with our environment. Extensive research supports the efficacy of nature sounds in lowering stress levels and heart rate by creating a safe and secure environment. Incorporating biophilic elements into their soundscapes, Spatial enables businesses to improve employee wellbeing and promote a sense of calm and relaxation," Spatial states.
Spatial's soundscapes use natural non-repeating sound objects that mimic real-world organic elements. Unlike nerve-racking sound loops and white noise, this allows the content to remain enjoyable for extended periods, never looping or becoming predictable. Additionally, the soundscapes can be easily adjusted to meet the specific needs of individual listeners through the desired “scene action”.
"Spatial's human-centric design philosophy prioritizes the connection between individuals and their environment. Unwanted sounds in communal spaces have long been recognized as a significant distraction, hindering productivity and concentration. Spatial's immersive sound solutions incorporate sound masking techniques that reduce the perception of distracting noises and mitigate noise pollution to reduce distractions consequently enhancing focus and decreasing stress," the company explains.
Spatial's immersive soundscapes can be effortlessly deployed in any space with the company's Space Kit turnkey immersive audio hardware solutions. Businesses can enjoy the benefits of immersive soundscapes without the need for complex design or hardware integration.
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