Voice lift is low-level speech reinforcement in a room, using microphones and distributed loudspeakers, so that people farther from a talker hear speech clearly without the sound seeming amplified.
Voice lift is common in large conference rooms, training rooms and divisible spaces, and requires careful DSP tuning to avoid feedback.
Where this matters: Commercial audio — see how AV Company New York applies this in real New York projects.
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Defined by Gerson Carrillo, Director of Professional Services, D.I.S.T. · Last reviewed · Editorial policy