Sound is created by vibrations that travel through air or other mediums and can be heard when they reach an ear. The width of the soundwave determines the pitch and loudness of the sound, with narrower waves creating higher pitches. Every room has acoustic properties that determine how sound is transmitted based on its surfaces. Acoustic treatment helps sounds become dead or absorbed by reducing vibrations. Reverberation refers to the continuation of a sound bouncing off surfaces until it dies out, while reverb describes how long it takes a sound to stop after being produced.

1. What Is Sound?
Sound is the when there is vibrations
moving and getting ricocheted
throughoutthe air or another way of
explaining it is when vibrations that travel
through the air or another medium and
can be heard when they reach a person's
or animal's ear. By this, waves get passed
around to create a sound. The wider the soundwave, thedeeper and louder
the sound of the pitch is. For example, when there is small soundwaves, it
means that the sound that gets vibrated and travelled around has low high
pitch voice.
In every room, there is acoustics. There is acoustics and there is acoustic
treatment. Acoustics means that when there the sound has surfaceproperties.
In other words, it’s when the properties or qualities of a room or building that
determine how sound is transmitted in it whereas acoustic treatment is when
the vibrations is helping the sound to become dead. The differencebetween
the two is that one shows us aboutthe surfaceassets; however, the other
helps the sound to be dead.
Reverberation is when the time it takes for the sound to stop, in other words,
continuation of a sound; quality and reverb means that until the sound dies
out, the sound will be pinging back and forward untilthe sound dies out, in
other words, an outcome whereby the sound produced by an amp. The
difference between the two is that one measures the time it will take for the
sound to stop but the other tells us how the sound dies out.