auralization
Sign in to savethumb|A recording setup using auralization; two microphones are used to emulate the sound heard from both ears. Auralization is a procedure designed to model and simulate the experience of acoustic phenomena rendered as a soundfield in a virtualized space. This is useful in configuring the soundscape of architectural structures, concert venues, and public spaces, as well as in making coherent sound environments within virtual immersion systems.
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- History
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- Binaurality
- See also
- Notes and references
thumb|A recording setup using auralization; two microphones are used to emulate the sound heard from both ears. Auralization is a procedure designed to model and simulate the experience of acoustic phenomena rendered as a soundfield in a virtualized space. This is useful in configuring the soundscape of architectural structures, concert venues, and public spaces, as well as in making coherent sound environments within virtual immersion systems.
== History ==
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