Signal Processing for Spatial Sound Reproduction with Wave Field Synthesis
Rabenstein R, Spors S (2006)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Conference contribution
Publication year: 2006
Event location: Moscow
Abstract
Wave Field Synthesis is a technique for spatial sound reproduction that overcomes the limitations of classical stereophonic techniques. A thorough analysis of acoustic wave propagation prinicples delivers the technical description in terms of loudspeaker array technology. Suitable signal processing methods convert the source signals into driving signals for each loudspeaker. The suitability of this concept has been demonstrated by a number of implemented systems with some ten to a few hundred of loudspeakers.
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APA:
Rabenstein, R., & Spors, S. (2006). Signal Processing for Spatial Sound Reproduction with Wave Field Synthesis. In Proceedings of the Digital Signal Processing and Applications (DSPA 2006). Moscow, RU.
MLA:
Rabenstein, Rudolf, and Sascha Spors. "Signal Processing for Spatial Sound Reproduction with Wave Field Synthesis." Proceedings of the Digital Signal Processing and Applications (DSPA 2006), Moscow 2006.
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