[maxmsp] Re: Re: ambisonics for non-standar speaker setup
jasch
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Tue Oct 30 03:40:20 MDT 2007
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check out vbap (vector based amplitude panning), it's a calulator for pairwise panning in 2D or triplewise panning 3D. it does implement a spread factor, so a source can extend over more than just the immediate neighbouring speakers. http://www.maxobjects.com/? v=objects&id_objet=1197&requested=vbap&operateur=AND&id_plateforme=0 http://www.acoustics.hut.fi/software/vbap/MAX_MSP/ > unfortunately dbap is for mac, i have pc... vbap is fully crossplatform. it uses the now "standard distro" matrix~ object for DSP processing. > anyway, can anyone tell me if simple stereo panning works in 3d > arrays of speakers? hmm, no. since you have to take into account more than 2 speakers. vbap implements triangles, which is the minimum neighbourhood for a source in a sphere. > Is it nessecery to work with ambisonics? not at all. vbap is a very viable light-weight solution and gives very good pinpoint localisation if you have enough speakers. ambisonics is a more complex beast which works on the principle of generating a full spherical soundfield on all speakers at the same time. for some theory on ambisonics go to: http://www.york.ac.uk/inst/mustech/3d_audio/ambis2.htm hth /*j
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