The event took place in Salón Azul theater at USFQ and was addressed by Guillermo Bolaños, an acoustic engineer, who talked about architecture, music and acoustics.
Guillermo talked about the principles of acoustic spaces, frequencies and how they interact in different room sizes. Then, he showed many architectural spaces designed specifically thinking about music interpretation such as Roman and Greek edifications. Guillermo took people into a journey through history giving people a visual and sound experience. At the end of the clinic, he opened up a Q&A section where people asked about different materials used in home studios and what should be considered when designing these spaces.
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