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How is Event Noise Managed?

Modern event noise management involves much more than simply turning speakers down.

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More than turning it down

Modern event noise management involves much more than simply turning speakers down.

Successful events combine:

  • Noise modelling
  • Sound system design
  • Sound level limits
  • Real-time monitoring
  • Communication with sound engineers
  • Community engagement
  • Complaint management procedures

Many large events now use remote monitoring systems that allow noise levels to be viewed in real time from multiple locations across a city. This allows adjustments to be made before complaints occur.

Good event noise management aims to strike a balance between:

  • Creating a great audience experience
  • Protecting nearby residents from unreasonable impacts

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