2003•The Journal of the Acoustical Society of AmericaRequires access

Providing audible information relating to the differences in monophonic and multichannel sound reinforcement systems using computer auralization

Robert C. Coffeen

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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.

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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

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