Treble Acoustic Simulation Suite Reviews

Very time-efficient workflows that ease the work burden associated with creating acoustic design variants. Accurate modelling of mid to low frequencies is essential to designing the acoustic aspects of venues that lead to the Lombard effect in the hospitality industry.

Nothing really as I understand that it is a very young product. Currently, PDF or paper report generation would be the biggest deficit but the world is moving towards online presentations with dynamic reporting and dynamic content, and Treble is delivering features in this regard. Possible ahead of the field. The organising of projects needs some work as this is not as flexible as it could be.

It is super-intuitive software with a state-of-the-art user interface.

It does contain not big enough material database, but I see it is growing.

Treble is extremely easy to create, manipulate, and share audio and predictive demonstrations of room acoustics with unheard-of speeds. My clients love the ability for us to collectively manipulate their designs in real-time and then see/hear the results in mere minutes.

Treble has a huge opportunity to make this platform something that non-experts can run with showing simplified data results and creating modules that work best within interior designer and architect workflows, not just acoustical practitioners.The software is currently geared toward auralizations favoring English and Icelandic speaking scenarios within its bank of audio files. It would be great to see Treble create or collaborate to create banks of similar spoken word/conversation audio files in languages where cultural mannersism and phonetics are much different to the Germanic examples embedded in the software.

Relatively straightforward, easy to use.

I would like it to be better at AB testing so we can compare design variations better. Would be great if it had more analysis tools that could be easily understood by a layman. Connectivity with an LLM would be interesting.

Auralizer, IR download, quality of the simulation result (I trusted what I heard immediately)

Issues placing speakers due to the minimum distance to sealing and wall which results in an unrealistic setup. E. g. when I have to place sealing speakers 50cm below the sealing it is no longer a sealing speaker as additional room reflection are generated which are not there in real.

Treble is already a very good product. It is very easy to use, highly intuitive, and with experience in modeling and simulation, the results appear to be very reliable.

We do see some bugs every now and then, which are quickly worked out by the support team. It would be good to see some more functionality in the very near future.

The simulation platform is easy to use, every step from setting up a simulation to running the simulation. The possibility of being able to work on simulations whilst others are running is very time efficient. It is easy to make alternations on models and re-run/make new simulations with the same setup.

There are some features missing from Treble that I am used to using in similar products. I had a bit of a hard time getting models into Treble from SketchUp and it is quiet sensitive to the way of modeling.

Quick and easy to use, accurate. Auralizations are great.

There seem to be a lot of exciting features in the pipeline. Just looking forward to when they arrive - at the moment it's fantastic as an architectural acoustics modelling tool, and in future it seems like there'll be a lot more features.

Being well integrated with SketchUp makes it very easy and fast to create/modify acoustic models. The intuitive workflow and fast cloud computation allows to go from importing a geometry to having results in only minutes.

Having better options to compare different materials before applying them to the model surfaces in combination with a Sabine/Eyring RT calculation before starting a simulation would be very helpful for calibrating a model to measurement results.

Very easy to use and good modern workflow. Nice and quick to switch from one scenario to another.

There are still some bumps in importing models into Treble.

Fast, wave based, low frequency acoustic response. Clean, modern interface.

Lack of full reporting. Some manual inputs within the web interface time consuming.