Taustamürinatis
Taustamürinatis, also known as *background noise* or *ambient sound*, refers to the continuous, unstructured auditory environment that surrounds an individual or group in a given setting. Unlike foreground sounds, which are typically distinct and purposeful (such as speech or music), taustamürinatis consists of low-level, often indistinct sounds that contribute to the overall acoustic atmosphere of a space. Examples include distant traffic, air conditioning hums, rustling leaves, or faint conversations in a public area.
The study of taustamürinatis is relevant in fields such as acoustics, psychology, and environmental design. In
In architectural and urban planning, managing taustamürinatis is crucial for creating functional and pleasant environments. Sound-absorbing
Research on taustamürinatis has expanded with advancements in audio technology, including the development of adaptive sound