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Twenty Thousand Hertz

Domestic Symphony

Aug 18, 2021
27:50

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Quick takeaways

  • Companies are focusing on creating intentional and pleasing sounds for home appliances, considering advancements in technology, customer preferences, and emotional connections.
  • Quiet Mark has played a significant role in encouraging manufacturers to prioritize quieter designs, leading to a shift in perception of noise in domestic appliances and the development of advanced technology for quieter and high-performance devices.

Deep dives

The Shift in Sound Design for Home Appliances

For a long time, the sound design of home appliances was an afterthought. However, in recent years, there has been a shift in focus towards creating intentional and pleasing sounds for these products. Companies have started paying attention to how their products sound due to advancements in technology, customer preference for personalized experiences, and the desire for emotional connections with devices. Sound design firms like AudioBrain are working with appliance makers to create sounds that add value and enhance the user experience. Examples from KitchenAid and Whirlpool showcase different approaches to sound design, tailored to their brand identities.

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