Improving Focus in Creative Studios with Sound Masking
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Walk into a creative studio on a busy day and you can feel it before you can measure it. Someone laughs in the hallway, a cart rattles somewhere near production, a message notification chimes from a desk that is technically “not close.” The studio is full of people doing deep work, but deep work is fragile. It does not fail dramatically.
