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Healthy and intelligent soundscapes for indoor spaces

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Why natural soundscapes?

Our ears evolved outdoors

The sounds of nature tell us whether a space is safe and nourishing. When we hear these sounds, our brains and bodies relax. Natural sounds are also really effective at masking distractions like speech.

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Moodsonic uses technology and science to bring the benefits of natural sound indoors.

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Focus +30%

In open spaces, Moodsonic’s soundscapes can mask distractions and improve cognitive functioning.
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Collaboration +20%

The soundscapes can improve collaboration, creativity and problem solving.
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Restoration +10%

And they calm people’s brains and bodies to create more restorative spaces.

Noise is the #1 complaint in buildings. Our positive, science-led approach can measurably improve people's experiences.

Activity-based soundscapes

Nature-based soundscaping can benefit different activities including focused work, creative thinking and restoration – even compared to silence. It’s the optimal sound for reducing speech distractions. And it’s subjectively preferred to common background sounds such as white noise.
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Sensory zoning

Moodsonic can be used to consciously design different options throughout a building to suit a variety of sensory preferences. In some areas the sound can stimulate and energize, and in others it can be used for calm and respite.

Generative and responsive

All of Moodsonic’s content is created generatively, which means it never repeats. The system also responds to changing environments based on real-time information to ensure content is always optimized to the environment.

User control

Moodsonic allows for direct user control in smaller designated areas, like meeting spaces or wellness rooms. Employees can choose from a selection of soundscape options, bringing a positive element of control.

Enhancing sense of place

Design for wellbeing is most effective when all the senses aligned. Moodsonic can elevate the impact of visual biophilia, unique interior design concepts, lighting schedules, local place, culture and more.
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Experience Moodsonic's soundscapes

Our soundscape technology can be heard in workplace showcases around the world.

The design and business principles of soundscaping

Want to learn more about the practise of soundscaping? Soundscaping for Positive Spaces guides you through the core scientific, design and business principles behind soundscaping.

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How companies are using Moodsonic

Elevance Health workplace

Elevance Health

A flexible workplace soundscaping strategy that spans offices across North America.

GSK

A workplace soundscape strategy that prioritizes wellbeing and employee agency.

Diageo

Bespoke soundscapes designed to enhance flavor and create an immersive, multi-sensory experience.

SAP

Bespoke workplace soundscapes that enhance multi-sensory biophilic design and root the building in its surroundings.

Elevance Health

A flexible workplace soundscaping strategy that spans offices across North America.

GSK

A workplace soundscape strategy that prioritizes wellbeing and employee agency.

Diageo

Bespoke soundscapes designed to enhance flavor and create an immersive, multi-sensory experience.

Soundscaping for neurodiversity

Many people face sensory obstacles in the built environment. This report summarises research related to neurodiversity and sound, and outlines our best practises for neurodivergent employees.
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