acousticeffect

noun
UK /əˈkuːstɪk ɪˈfekt/
US /əˈkuːstɪk ɪˈfekt/

The way sound changes when it bounces around a room or space.

The acousticeffect in the empty hall made her voice sound big and echoey.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A special sound quality created by a space or object.

The acousticeffect of the cave made every whisper seem loud.

3. The change in sound caused by how a room is built.

Curtains and carpets can change the acousticeffect of a classroom.

4. A sound trick made by bouncing sound waves.

The acousticeffect made the drum sound like it was far away.