Spatial Sound Reproduction with Directional Audio Coding
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V. Pulkki, "Spatial Sound Reproduction with Directional Audio Coding," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 503-516, (2007 June.). doi:
V. Pulkki, "Spatial Sound Reproduction with Directional Audio Coding," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 55 Issue 6 pp. 503-516, (2007 June.). doi:
Abstract: [Engineering Report] Directional audio coding (DirAC) is a method for spatial sound representation, applicable for different sound reproduction systems. In the analysis part the diffuseness and direction of arrival of sound are estimated in a single location depending on time and frequency. In the synthesis part microphone signals are first divided into nondiffuse and diffuse parts, and are then reproduced using different strategies. DirAC is developed from an existing technology for impulse response reproduction, spatial impulse response rendering (SIRR), and implementations of DirAC for different applications are described.
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abstract={[engineering report] directional audio coding (dirac) is a method for spatial sound representation, applicable for different sound reproduction systems. in the analysis part the diffuseness and direction of arrival of sound are estimated in a single location depending on time and frequency. in the synthesis part microphone signals are first divided into nondiffuse and diffuse parts, and are then reproduced using different strategies. dirac is developed from an existing technology for impulse response reproduction, spatial impulse response rendering (sirr), and implementations of dirac for different applications are described.},}
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TY - paper
TI - Spatial Sound Reproduction with Directional Audio Coding
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AU - Pulkki, Ville
PY - 2007
JO - Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
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VO - 55
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AB - [Engineering Report] Directional audio coding (DirAC) is a method for spatial sound representation, applicable for different sound reproduction systems. In the analysis part the diffuseness and direction of arrival of sound are estimated in a single location depending on time and frequency. In the synthesis part microphone signals are first divided into nondiffuse and diffuse parts, and are then reproduced using different strategies. DirAC is developed from an existing technology for impulse response reproduction, spatial impulse response rendering (SIRR), and implementations of DirAC for different applications are described.
[Engineering Report] Directional audio coding (DirAC) is a method for spatial sound representation, applicable for different sound reproduction systems. In the analysis part the diffuseness and direction of arrival of sound are estimated in a single location depending on time and frequency. In the synthesis part microphone signals are first divided into nondiffuse and diffuse parts, and are then reproduced using different strategies. DirAC is developed from an existing technology for impulse response reproduction, spatial impulse response rendering (SIRR), and implementations of DirAC for different applications are described.
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Pulkki, Ville
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Laboratory of Acoustics and Audio Signal Processing, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland JAES Volume 55 Issue 6 pp. 503-516; June 2007
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