The difference in the effect of cross-talk between coincident (or near-coincident) and spaced multichannel array systems – the cross-talk introduced by adjacent microphones to a specific segment – the cross-talk introduced by microphones on the opposing sides of an array – the effect of cross-talk in the transitory and quasi-steady state regions of a natural signal – crosstalk reduction in the quasi steady state region - image folding into “empty” areas. Each of these aspects of crosstalk has a different and definable influence on a specific segment of the multichannel microphone array system. Microphone arrays must therefore be designed to minimise their effect on the final front coverage or surround sound multichannel image.

Author: Williams, Michael
Affiliation: "Sounds of Scotland", Paris, France
AES Convention: 118 (May 2005) Paper Number: 6373
Publication Date: May 1, 2005 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Multichannel Sound (5.1 Multichannel, general)
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