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one note on the arrangement, as far as I know, traditional ambisonic decoding
won’t work on hemispherical setups (due to the partial coverage of the sphere
by the speakers). You may have to use more recent/advanced methods to get
decoding matrices, such as the energy-preserving ambis
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On 09-Feb-16 01:52, Steven Boardman wrote:
Thanks John.
Yes it is at a ridiculous price,
... This from the depths of Stroud
The base bar, "filler strip" and underneath gubbins is all standard
140mm "stereo" windshield stuff. The lyres are also standard ones used
for the so-called Softie
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On 09-Feb-16 16:29, Chris wrote:
On 09-Feb-16 01:52, Steven Boardman wrote:
Thanks John.
Yes it is at a ridiculous price,
... This from the depths of Stroud
The base bar, "filler strip" and underneath gubbins is all standard
140mm "ste
Martin Dupras wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm intending to try setting up a 16-speaker Ambisonics array next
> week in a small TV studio. I'm trying to figure out the practical
> arrangements for setting up the speakers. I was wondering if anyone
> with experience might be able to offer some advice or point m
Thanks for all the responses. Much appreciated.
I'll re-phrase the question in light of some of the answers I've been given.
I will be using third-order Ambisonics. My aim mostly is to experiment
to get a good sense of what is possible with Ambisonics with height. I
have experimented successfully
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>> > to lighting rigs in a manner that is practical enough to offer some
>> > good compromise between precision and ease of setup. I believe the
>> > speakers we'll be using for the upper tiers will be Genelec 8060s.
>> >
>> > Many thanks. Any adv
Firstly, I've never got beyond twelve (two stacked hexagons), so
ignore my comments at your _non_-peril ;-)>
It strikes me, that it all depends on what you want from height :
Your initial proposal was with the base ring at ear height.
If your vertical 'stuff' is equally 'up' and 'down' you'd be
Plan A is more or less my backup. I'm fairly confident that I can get
that working. For my needs the verticality is more important up than
down, I would say, but it's a good point that the amount of complexity
might make it a better option for my plans next week.
I'll keep digging for a hemispheri
other thing I would welcome is advice on how to mount the speakers
> >>> to lighting rigs in a manner that is practical enough to offer some
> >>> good compromise between precision and ease of setup. I believe the
> >>> speakers we'll be using for the upper tie
larly attached
>>>> to the actual arrangement, I just want to find an arrangement that
>>>> will work well enough with 16 speakers. Any advice?
>>>>
>>>> The other thing I would welcome is advice on how to mount the speakers
>>>> to lighting rigs
>>>> Alternatively, I would be happy with an arrangement similar to the
>>>>> first 16-speakers in this diagramme:
>>>>>
>>>> http://www.matthiaskronlachner.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/loudspeaker-plan-observatory.jpg
>>>>>
>>>>> I've
> Hi Martin,
>
> HOA are not limited to icosahedra or only uniform arrangements (which
> exist also beyond the 5 platonic solids).
Details, please.
Michael
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> Out of curiosity - can I ask why you want to use ambisonics as opposed to
> other spatial audio techniques ?
I'm not sure how to answer. What other techniques did you have in
mind? The reasons are several: I understand at least to some extent
Ambisonics, and I have some (but limited) experience
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What I had in mind are t-designs, which exist till a very high number of points
and they have been used by various researchers in decoder design (and spherical
acoustic processing in general). These are perfectly uniform for all practical
purposes. And there exist other uniform arra
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> Ambisonics,
> >> >> but I'll
near future; and can be implemented in the software
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