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Wavefield synthesis: 'souped-up' surround sound

Wave field synthesis, a great research tool for audio and surround sound.

Published December 8, 2013

Categorized as Uncategorized Tagged 3d sound, audio, listening room, spatial audio, surround sound, university of salford, wave field synthesis, wfs

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Joyful screams perceived more strongly than distress screams. Surprising result need to read the paper in detail. I would have assumed distress calls would be quickest and strongest screams to be processed. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/04/210413144922.htm

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You've got repeated reflections between two parallel walls I believe. These give a regular set of reflections, that then create something called repetition pitch.

I am not able to understand this completely. Perhaps @trevor_cox have you analyzed this structure or do you know where I can find more info/detailed explanation? Thanks!!!

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What are the best and worst ways engineering stories are told in the media? eg bad a lot of TV eng progs are about things going wrong (Engineering Catastrophes, Abandoned Engineering, Disasters Engineered). BTW: we'll be doing things differently on @PodInventive

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