Product Sound Design: Intentional and Consequential Sounds
Product Sound Design: Intentional and Consequential Sounds
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产品声音设计：有意而为之的声音
DOI：
10.5772/55274
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发表时间：
2013
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通讯作者：
E. Özcan
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作者：
L. Langeveld;R. Egmond;R. Jansen;E. Özcan
在我们的日常生活中，我们沉浸在产品产生的声音中。如果有人问某人产品产生的声音，通常会提到警报或通知我们的声音（例如，微波炉蜂鸣声、电话铃声等）。这些是我们有意识地意识到的声音。然而，许多声音在我们与产品的互动中潜意识地发挥着重要作用。人们会听到牙刷的电池是否没电了;一个人会听到吸尘器的功率，一个人会听到袋子是否满了;等等。虽然这些都是功能方面，但声音也在我们对产品的审美，质量和情感体验中发挥作用。例如，一个人听到车门的声音是否唤起质量感。汽车制造商有声学工程师来确保砰的一声关上的门会唤起这种质量感。已经在一定程度上研究了声音质量及其与感知的关系（例如，Blauert & Jekosch，1997; Bodden，2000;里昂，2003）。这些方法往往只涵盖设计或评价过程的一个方面。在这里，我们提出了一个系统的方法，将声音纳入设计过程，并将其作为控制设计质量的一个重要方面，并作为教育设计师（和学生）关于产品组成部分的一种手段。
In our daily life we are immersed in sounds that are generated by products. If one were to ask someone to name sounds produced by products, often sounds are mentioned that alarm or inform us (e.g., microwave oven beeps, telephone rings etc.). These are the sounds of which we are consciously aware. However, many sounds subconsciously play an important role in our interaction with a product. One hears if the battery of a toothbrush runs out of power; one hears the power of a vacuum cleaner and one hears if the bag is full; etc. Although these are all functional aspects, sound also plays a role in our aesthetic, quality, and emotional experi‐ ence of products. For example, one hears if the sound of a car door evokes a sense of quality. Car manufacturers have acoustical engineers to make sure that a slammed door will evoke this sense of quality. Sound quality and its relation to perception have been studied to some extent (e.g., Blauert & Jekosch, 1997; Bodden, 2000; Lyon, 2003). Often, these methodologies cover only one aspect of the design or evaluative process. Here we present a systematic approach to the inclusion of sound in the design process and its use as an essential aspect of controlling the quality of design and as a means of educating designers (and students) about the constit‐ uent parts of a product.