Providing audible information relating to the differences in monophonic and multichannel sound reinforcement systems using computer auralization
Robert C. Coffeen
Abstract
Robert C. Coffeen
Abstract
When selecting the sound distribution system for a particular venue, there is often a decision to be made as to the audible differences between a monophonic and potentially less expensive loudspeaker system and a multi-channel and potentially more expensive system. Computer auralization is a tool that can be used for auditioning the approximate differences between single channel and multi-channel loudspeaker systems.
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When selecting the sound distribution system for a particular venue, there is often a decision to be made as to the audible differences between a monophonic and potentially less expensive loudspeaker system and a multi-channel and potentially more expensive system. Computer auralization is a tool that can be used for auditioning the approximate differences between single channel and multi-channel loudspeaker systems.
Key concepts: Loudspeaker, Sound reinforcement system, Computer science, Channel (broadcasting), Acoustics, Sound (geography), Sound system, Speech recognition