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A multi-channel anechoic orchestra recording of Beethoven's Symphony no. 8 op. 93

Böhm et al., 2021

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11675682365901715799
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Böhm C
Ackermann D
Weinzierl S
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Journal of the Audio Engineering Society

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For the quality of model-based, virtual acoustic environments, not only the room acoustic simulation but also the quality and suitability of the source material play an important role. An optimal recording of real sound sources is characterized by an anechoic production and …
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