--On 13 March 2014 07:30 + Dave Malham
wrote:
> It had an awful focusing effect at
> the centre until a brilliant guy in our estates department came up
> with a relatively low cost solution which was to get a large (~3-4
> metre diameter) end dish from a beer brewing vessel and suspend it,
>
I would definitely second Jörn. We had a 16 speaker array (4-8-4) in a room
which was hexagonal (with a pitched roof) that comes out as near a
hemisphere as far as audio is concerned. It had an awful focusing effect at
the centre until a brilliant guy in our estates department came up with a
relati
On 03/10/2014 11:50 PM, Steve Boardman wrote:
Hi J?rn (not sure what the character '?' is as it always displays
that way)
an o with double dot.
the way i approach it is: * keep the early reflection paths clean
for every speaker, like you would for stereo. no reflections < 10
ms is a good thin
Hi J?rn (not sure what the character '?' is as it always displays that way)
Wow, thanks for al the info!
> still holds for ambisonics. try to get as many different room modes as
> possible.
This is good news, and obviously what I presumed but it is the idea of the same
response from each speak
