At TALASKE, sound thinking is what we do. We fashion acoustic soundscapes and aural and visual tools for artistic freedom, communication, productivity, and human experience. Grounded in expertise and practicality, our leadership is demonstrated by our successful buildings.
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If you are thinking about purchasing a new AV system, this series of posts will help you understand what is involved in the overall design and construction process—and show you how to interact with your project. We begin with what is normally the initial endeavor for any project: Programming. (more…)
In our second in a series of posts about results from our Collegiate Music Facility Information Project, Byron Harrison of TALASKE discusses the use of technology in music school classrooms. The observations and comments noted are based on responses from 78 schools. (more…)
Chris Kusek brings us his installment of “Experts Listening:”
Recently I had the joy of seeing one of my favorite musical groups – Ingrid Michaelson and her band – live at the Park West. The Park West is very much a preferred venue of mine to hear music in an intimate setting. (more…)
As the first in a series of posts about results from our Collegiate Music Facility Information Project, Byron Harrison of TALASKE discusses how practice rooms can be more perfect. The observations and comments noted are based on responses from 78 schools. (more…)
Next up in our recurring series “Experts Listening,” Aaron Downey, Senior Audio Consultant, tells us how he evaluates the sound in performance spaces and how sound engages him (or not) in live performance: (more…)
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