What is sonorisation?

Sonorisation refers to the process of enhancing and manipulating sound in a space, typically for the purpose of improving audibility, clarity, and overall listening experience. It involves the use of various audio equipment, such as microphones, amplifiers, loudspeakers, mixers, and signal processors, to capture, amplify, modify, and distribute sound. Sonorisation is commonly used in a wide range of applications, including concerts, theatrical performances, public address systems, conferences, film production, and recording studios, to ensure that sound is effectively delivered to the audience or intended recipients.