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In architectural acoustics, noise control refers to the method by which interior sound reverberation is reduced. Noise control is commonly employed to assist in soundproofing, or to improve a room’s overall acoustics. Common noise control methods include the installation of acoustical gypsum, ceiling tiles, cieling panels, carpet and draperies.
