Soundscapesthat
Soundscapesthat is a conceptual framework and analytical tool used in the study of sound environments. It refers to the sonic context of a particular location or situation, encompassing all the sounds that are perceptible within that space. This includes both natural sounds, such as wind, water, and animal vocalizations, and human-made sounds, like traffic, machinery, and speech. The term "soundscape" was popularized by R. Murray Schafer and his colleagues at the World Soundscape Project, who aimed to document and understand the acoustic environments of the world.
The analysis of soundscapes often involves identifying the key components of a sound environment and understanding
Soundscapesthat has applications in various fields, including acoustic ecology, urban planning, environmental psychology, and sound art.