1. soundscape - Noun
2. soundscape - Verb
An acoustic environment, a virtual/emotional environment created using sound.
An electroacoustic musical composition creating a sound portrait of a sound environment.
soundscape (third-person singular simple present soundscapes, present participle soundscaping, simple past and past participle soundscaped)
To establish or define an acoustic environment, either a virtual one created using sound or a physical one created architecturally to have specific effects on sound.
Walkman was the precursor to the cell phone, in terms of your strategy for getting through the urban landscape and the modern experience. Insulate yourself from it with your own soundscape. Douglas Rushkoff
Against a spare, nihilistic soundscape, three figures stand at stark white tables (Simon Lobelson, Sheldon and Riley) examining transparencies while the screen assembles patterns resembling the organic. Source: Internet
But regardless of what soundscape the pianist is dipping his toes in, there’s an undeniable “Magnús Jóhann” thread about it. Source: Internet
Boston’s New England Aquarium normally welcomes about 1,600 visitors every hour, producing a teeming soundscape for the penguins, fish, and other marine life. Source: Internet
Dr. Lin is not interested in focusing on the song of a singular whalethe clatter of ship traffic, but rather on the habitat’s soundscape — the totality of all its sounds, human, animal and geological — to glean an area’s biodiversity. Source: Internet
It also has a really wide, immersive soundscape that places you right in the environment, whether that’s swooping over the Manhattan streets as Miles Morales or raiding a village in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Source: Internet