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In the vibrant world of social events, making the right sound choices matters. Our 'Socialising' section offers insights for those lively concerts, gatherings, and even those cozy little coffee chats. Here, we help you navigate the social soundscape for memorable, noise-friendly experiences.

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Redefining Hospitality: The Imperative of Audio Accessibility.

Mumbli & Soundprint are tackling excessive noise in 1,350 venues, revealing 50% of London's spots exceed 80dBA, causing £20,000 monthly revenue loss. Our partnership will enhance audio accessibility, promote inclusivity, and boost revenue by addressing this issue.

Hearing the World in Colour: Sound-to-Colour Synesthesia

Hearing the World in Colour: Sound-to-Colour Synesthesia

Ever been at a concert and asked, "What color is this song?" Sounds wild, but for 1 in 3,000 people with 'sound-to-colour synesthesia' or chromesthesia, it's a genuine sensation!

Why Do We Prefer Some People’s Voices Over Others?

Why Do We Prefer Some People’s Voices Over Others?

Ever drifted off to Jamie Dornan's voice or daydreamed about Scarlett Johannson's tones? You're not alone! Ever met someone & their voice just... surprised you? Whether it's an unexpected boss's pitch or a Hinge date mismatch, voices can be deceiving!

World Hearing Day 2023 - Mumbli partners with Sofar Sounds to host Audio Inclusive Acoustic Gigs

World Hearing Day 2023 - Mumbli partners with Sofar Sounds to host Audio Inclusive Acoustic Gigs

On World Hearing Day, Mumbli and Sofar Sounds present "Sofar Acoustic powered by Mumbli" across London. These curated gigs amplify music for the hearing-impaired, sound-sensitive, and all live music enthusiasts. Experience intimate sets, unexpected acts, and budding talent up-close.

Why It’s Time for Venues to Turn Down the Volume

Why It’s Time for Venues to Turn Down the Volume

Think back to the last time you went out to work, meet, or date. Were you yelling into a friend’s ear and leaving with a sore throat, or were you sitting back enjoying a relaxing chat? Could you feel the thump of speakers through the floor, or was it

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