Perceptually-based processing of directional room responses for multichannel loudspeaker reproduction
Juha Merimaa, Ville Pulkki
Abstract
Juha Merimaa, Ville Pulkki
Abstract
A novel method for processing directional room responses is proposed. Responses measured with a SoundField microphone or a comparable system are analyzed with an auditory resolution. From this data, loudspeaker responses for an arbitrary 2D or 3D surround sound reproduction system are synthesized. The processed responses yield a sharp and natural directional reproduction of the acoustics of a measured room. The methodology can also be applied to low bitrate audio coding of surround sound.
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A novel method for processing directional room responses is proposed. Responses measured with a SoundField microphone or a comparable system are analyzed with an auditory resolution. From this data, loudspeaker responses for an arbitrary 2D or 3D surround sound reproduction system are synthesized. The processed responses yield a sharp and natural directional reproduction of the acoustics of a measured room. The methodology can also be applied to low bitrate audio coding of surround sound.
Key concepts: Loudspeaker, Sound recording and reproduction, Surround sound, Acoustics, Computer science, Microphone, Directional sound, Audio signal processing