Category Archives: Reproducible Research

Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox 2.2.1 released

Posted on 22. August 2016 by Hagen Wierstorf

Since our last announcement here at spatialaudio.net, two new releases of the Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Matlab/Octave have happend. The highlights of the new versions include a new online documentation at http://matlab.sfstoolbox.org and a new online theory documentation at … Continue reading →

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Release 0.3.1 of the Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Python

Posted on 2. May 2016 by Sascha Spors

We are pround to announce release 0.3.1 of the Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Python. This release features Calculation of the sound field scattered by an edge Various driving functions for sound field synthesis using an edge-shaped secondary source distribution … Continue reading →

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Release of Two!Ears Auditory Model Version 1.2

Posted on 14. March 2016 by Sascha Spors

A new release of the Two!Ears auditory model is available You can download the release on the Two!Ears website. Check out the installation guide. Besides lots of bug fixes, this release features: Blackboard system: * Replaced GmtkLocationKS by GmmLocationKS * … Continue reading →

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Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox 2.1.0 released

Posted on 10. March 2016 by Hagen Wierstorf

A new release of the Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Matlab/Octave is available. The highlights of the new version include several improvements for time-domain NFC-HOA simulations, new virtual line sources for WFS and NFC-HOA, and the ability to set t=0 … Continue reading →

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Two!Ears Auditory Model 1.1 Released

Posted on 18. December 2015 by Sascha Spors

A new version of our software framework was published today, please go to the download section and have a look at the installation guide in order to try it out. Besides lots of bug fixes, the main new features of … Continue reading →

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Release 0.2.0 of the Sound Field Toolbox for Python

Posted on 17. December 2015 by Sascha Spors

Release 0.2.0 of our Sound Field Toolbox for Python is available. The Python port of the Sound Field Synthesis toolbox features the calculation of the synthesized sound field for various sound reproduction methods for the monofrequent case. Functionality for visualization … Continue reading →

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Talk: Simulating Room Acoustics

Posted on 11. December 2015 by Sascha Spors

Sascha Spors gave a talk on the simulation of ear signals using the binaural simulator of the two!ears project. The simulator is available as open source, as well as the two!ears auditory model.

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Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox 2.0.0 released

Posted on 26. October 2015 by Hagen Wierstorf

A new release of the Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Matlab/Octave is available. The highlights of the new version include support of the SOFA file format for HRIRs and BRIRs, usage of custom grids for sound field simulations, and a … Continue reading →

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Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Python

Posted on 25. September 2015 by Sascha Spors

We are proud to announce the first release 0.1.0 of the Sound Field Synthesis toolbox for python. The toolbox is purely written in Python. It currently features the calculation of the synthesized sound field for various sound reproduction methods for … Continue reading →

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Paper: Non-smooth secondary source distributions in Wave Field Synthesis

Posted on 22. September 2015 by Sascha Spors

The paper Non-smooth secondary source distributions in Wave Field Synthesis by Sascha Spors, Frank Schultz and Hagen Wierstorf disusses artifacts arising from edges in rectangular loudspeaker arrays. The Python scripts used to compute the figures in the paper can be … Continue reading →

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