Clearly there's no magic here -- this scheme isn't going to let you play
third-order recordings on a cube or something as irregular as The Morning
Line. As Fons has pointed out on the Linux audio list, decoder design for
irregular arrays is still a bit of a black art. Even if there were a
I agree with Fons here. We have used essentially this approach when we
needed to play back Ambisonic material on The Morning Line (which is very
irregular and needs preferably to use VBAP) right from when we first set it
up back in 2008 and you definitely won't find it easy to get it work
Hi Fons,
I am just following up on my previous correspondence regarding the 1st and 2nd
order decoder coefficients for Ambdec, and was wondering if you would be able
to provide me with the optimised matrices for Ambdec?
Thanks, Paul Power
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Hi Paul (et al.)...
Over the last few months, I put together an Ambisonic Decoder Toolbox for
MATLAB and GNU Octave that implements the AllRAD design technique outlined
in
F. Zotter and M. Frank, “All-Round Ambisonic Panning and Decoding,” J.
Audio Eng Soc, vol. 60, no. 10, pp. 807–820, Nov.
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 10:12:20AM -0700, Aaron Heller wrote:
F. Kaiser, “A Hybrid Approach for Three-Dimensional Sound Spatialization,”
Algorithmen in Akustik und Computermusik 2, SE, May 2011.
http://iaem.at/kurse/winter-10-11/aac02se/2011_Kaiser_SeminararbeitVersatileAmbisonicDecoder.pdf
