Moving Microphone Measurements for Room Response in Cinema
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P. Peace, S. Nageli, and C. Sprinkle, "Moving Microphone Measurements for Room Response in Cinema," Paper 9960, (2018 May.). doi:
P. Peace, S. Nageli, and C. Sprinkle, "Moving Microphone Measurements for Room Response in Cinema," Paper 9960, (2018 May.). doi:
Abstract: Comparison of static multi-microphone measurements are made to moving microphone measurements for the purposes of determining room response and for application of appropriate equalization. Several benefits of moving microphone measurements are shown in this paper including consistency of measurements and the ability to measure interaction of correlated signal from multiple sources without the obfuscation of combing artifacts. It is also shown that moving microphone measurement is consistent with multiple microphone spatial average of sufficient resolution. This paper focuses on the moving microphone technique in the cinema application and experiments conducted were done in a medium sized cinema auditorium.
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AB - Comparison of static multi-microphone measurements are made to moving microphone measurements for the purposes of determining room response and for application of appropriate equalization. Several benefits of moving microphone measurements are shown in this paper including consistency of measurements and the ability to measure interaction of correlated signal from multiple sources without the obfuscation of combing artifacts. It is also shown that moving microphone measurement is consistent with multiple microphone spatial average of sufficient resolution. This paper focuses on the moving microphone technique in the cinema application and experiments conducted were done in a medium sized cinema auditorium.
Comparison of static multi-microphone measurements are made to moving microphone measurements for the purposes of determining room response and for application of appropriate equalization. Several benefits of moving microphone measurements are shown in this paper including consistency of measurements and the ability to measure interaction of correlated signal from multiple sources without the obfuscation of combing artifacts. It is also shown that moving microphone measurement is consistent with multiple microphone spatial average of sufficient resolution. This paper focuses on the moving microphone technique in the cinema application and experiments conducted were done in a medium sized cinema auditorium.
Authors:
Peace, Paul; Nageli, Shawn; Sprinkle, Charles
Affiliations:
Community Professional Loudspeakers, Chester, PA, USA; Harman International, Stamford, CT, USA; NXC Systems, West Jordan, UT, USA; Kali Audio, Simi Valley, CA, USA(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:
144 (May 2018)
Paper Number:
9960
Publication Date:
May 14, 2018Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Posters: Measurement
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