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Sound Field Synthesis Toolbox for Python
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
Paper: Non-smooth secondary source distributions in Wave Field Synthesis
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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Tutorial: Foundations and Practical Aspects of Sound Field Synthesis
Sascha Spors and Franz Zotter gave a tutorial on the foundations and practical aspects of sound field synthesis at the 138th Convention of the Audio Engineering Society. The slides of the tutorial can be downloaded under the DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.1025.5527.
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Paper: Physical Properties of Local Wave Field Synthesis Using Linear Loudspeaker Arrays
At the 138th AES convention we presented the contribution Winter, F.; Spors, S. : “Physical Properties of Local Wave Field Synthesis Using Linear Loudspeaker Arrays“. In: Proc. of the 138th Audio Eng. Soc. Convention, Warsaw, #9321. Wave Field Synthesis aims … Continue reading
Thesis: Perceptual Assessment of Sound Field Synthesis
After a few years I finally managed to end my PhD thesis and published it under CC BY 3.0: Hagen Wierstorf – Perceptual Assessment of Sound Field Synthesis It derives different sound field synthesis driving functions for Wave Field Synthesis … Continue reading
Happy Christmas 2014
Some time ago we have published an approach to the synthesis of sound figures. A surrounding three-dimensional loudspeaker array can be used to synthesize an (more or less) arbitrary shaped zone with higher sound level. See what we have simulated … Continue reading
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Keynote: The Adventure of Spatial Sound Reproduction
Sascha Spors gave a keynote at the 55th International Conference of the Audio Engineering Society (AES). The talk “The Adventure of Spatial Sound Reproduction” gives a personal view on recent achievements in spatial sound reproduction. The slides can be viewed … Continue reading
Debian package available for the SoundScape Renderer
Due to the efforts of Johannes Zmölnig a debian package for the SoundScape Renderer (SSR) is now available. You can check out the details here.
Article: Sound Field Synthesis for Audio Presentation
The article Sound Field Synthesis for Audio Presentation from Jens Ahrens, Rudolf Rabenstein and Sascha Spors was published in the Spring 2014 issue of Acoustics Today. An overview on the application of loudspeaker arrays for audio presentation is given. The … Continue reading
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