Pardon my ignorance, but may I ask, for information, about these
calibration files in the form of IIRs? How do these relate to the
A-format wavfiles of a first order microphone? Or are they used as a
means of converting the raw capsule signals into A-format by some
kind of concatenation, or other algorithm? What is the relationship
between IIR files and the .WAV format referred to in the last line below?
Perhaps, because of my ignorance, I am asking the wrong questions and
maybe all this is written up somewhere; in which case, I should be
glad to know where I can read about it.
Many thanks!
David
At 01:01 06-06-18, Gerard Lardner wrote:
What A-format to B-format VST encoders exist that can encode
recordings from an ambisonic microphone for which I have calibration
files in the form of IIRs? I can use the stand-alone version of
VVMic; it works well. But is there a reliable VST equivalent that
will use the same calibration files?
I know about VVEncode; but I am having some problems with it. I
think these may be down to my PC rather than to VVEncode, which is
why I would like to try an alternative.
The mic in question is a Brahma, but it was re-calibrated in VVMic format.
A second question: Is there any way to convert calibration files
from IIR format (as used by VVMic) into .WAV format (as used by
X-Volver or Brahmavolver) and vice versa?
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