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Originally posted by SC9ER:
Originally posted by SportsFan:
Looking at the rendition it looks like the sound could get trapped in there pretty good and end up making the stadium very loud.
Oh God, we don't need another team that's known for extensive crowd noise to win games.
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:wow people sure do complain a lot...
Originally posted by SC9ER:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
wow people sure do complain a lot...
Who's complaining? Don't know about you, but I believe in a pure talent based a__ whipping courtesy of the niners not no 12th man crap.
Originally posted by SC9ER:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
wow people sure do complain a lot...
Who's complaining? Don't know about you, but I believe in a pure talent based a__ whipping courtesy of the niners not no 12th man crap.
Originally posted by monsterzero789:
Originally posted by SC9ER:
Originally posted by DonnieDarko:
wow people sure do complain a lot...
Who's complaining? Don't know about you, but I believe in a pure talent based a__ whipping courtesy of the niners not no 12th man crap.
i would love for the new stadium to be loud as f**k
Originally posted by A-R-S:
The whole 12th man thing is a huge advantage. I understand we're maximizing game-day "experience," but priority one should always be winning, and therefore doing anything less than MAXIMIZING sound through design is absolutely retarded. Does anyone know anything about the acoustics in this bad boy?
Originally posted by mod:
Originally posted by A-R-S:
The whole 12th man thing is a huge advantage. I understand we're maximizing game-day "experience," but priority one should always be winning, and therefore doing anything less than MAXIMIZING sound through design is absolutely retarded. Does anyone know anything about the acoustics in this bad boy?
it will be as loud as we want it to be
Originally posted by Janitor:
Originally posted by mod:
Originally posted by A-R-S:
The whole 12th man thing is a huge advantage. I understand we're maximizing game-day "experience," but priority one should always be winning, and therefore doing anything less than MAXIMIZING sound through design is absolutely retarded. Does anyone know anything about the acoustics in this bad boy?
it will be as loud as we want it to be
this. So it won't be loud.
Originally posted by Janitor:
Originally posted by mod:
Originally posted by A-R-S:
The whole 12th man thing is a huge advantage. I understand we're maximizing game-day "experience," but priority one should always be winning, and therefore doing anything less than MAXIMIZING sound through design is absolutely retarded. Does anyone know anything about the acoustics in this bad boy?
it will be as loud as we want it to be
this. So it won't be loud.
Originally posted by Psinex:
The stadium is not designed to keep sound in. Apart from the green roof luxury box side, it's completely wide open like a bowl. And you know that the luxury boxes are not going to be cheering loud.
As an audio engineer, I can tell you that the best way to reduce the amount of sound reflections in a studio is by building walls that are at different angles. So if anything, the new stadium looks like it was built to reduce sound. If the architects were trying to trap the sound inside, they wouldn't have had those big plaza openings on the north and south side of the stadium.
The big hoods on the top of C-Link trap the sound and reflect it back down towards the field. The crowd shouts
and makes noise, the sound travels straight across to the other side of the stadium, it keeps bouncing around
from one side to the other.