transaural adventures

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csero

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transaural adventures
« Reply #20 on: 20 Apr 2005, 08:03 pm »
Quote from: dwk
Any pointers to ambience extraction/ synthesis algorithms? I'd assume it starts with (L-R)*filter, but I'd guess that the filter is tricky - it'd need both amplitude and phase characteristics carefully tailored.


L-R is not an ambience part of the recording. This is a false assumption of all the ambience extraction methods.
It should start with the measurement of the room you want to emulate.

A very good site:

http://pcfarina.eng.unipr.it/

He has a cooledit module which can derive the impulse response of the hall to any direction from the 4 channel ambisonic measurement. You can generate the proper responses according to your speaker setup, but in reality it is not that critical.

Older, pre 5.1 ambience synthetisers ( JVC, Yamaha, Lexicon) are doing actually a very good job.