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Four-directional ambisonic spatial decomposition method with reduced temporal artifacts

Hoffbauer et al., 2022

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8707602612810723029
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Hoffbauer E
Frank M
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Journal of the Audio Engineering Society

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For the creation of convincing virtual acoustics of existing rooms and spaces, it is useful to apply measured Ambisonic room impulse responses (ARIRs) as a convolution reverb. Typically, tetrahedral arrays offering only first-order resolution are the preferred practical …
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