Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this opening lecture at Drexel University, John Storyk — architect, acoustician, and lifelong music lover — sets the stage for a deep exploration of acoustics, architecture, and the evolution of studio design. Drawing from over four decades of experience, he traces the roots of modern acoustics from Wallace Sabine’s early experiments to the rise of multitrack recording, revealing how science and creativity converge to shape the spaces where music comes alive.
🎓 Topics include:
• The origins of architectural acoustics
• Early recording technology and its influence
• The relationship between design, physics, and creativity
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In this opening lecture at Drexel University, John Storyk — architect, acoustician, and lifelong music lover — sets the stage for a deep exploration of acoustics, architecture, and the evolution of studio design. Drawing from over four decades of experience, he traces the roots of modern acoustics from Wallace Sabine’s early experiments to the rise of multitrack recording, revealing how science and creativity converge to shape the spaces where music comes alive.
🎓 Topics include:
• The origins of architectural acoustics
• Early recording technology and its influence
• The relationship between design, physics, and creativity
🔗 Learn more:
wsdg.com
instagram.com/wsdgofficial
📌 Subscribe for more insights on design, acoustics, and the art of sound.
