An Acoustic Lab is a facility that enables research and teaching in various aspects of sound and acoustics, such as audio signal processing, spatial sound recording and reproduction, room acoustics modeling, sound synthesis, and sound quality evaluation. An Acoustic Lab typically consists of one or more chambers that are designed to create different acoustic environments, such as anechoic, reverberant, or hemi-anechoic. An Acoustic Lab also has various equipment and devices for measuring, analyzing, and generating sound signals, such as microphones, speakers, filters, equalizers, synthesizers, and audio interfaces. An Acoustic Lab can be used for various purposes, such as developing new audio technologies and applications, testing acoustic materials and products, studying human perception and response to sound, and creating artistic and musical expressions with sound.