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    %0 Conference Proceedings
    %A Bertet, Stéphanie
    %A Daniel, Jérôme
    %A Parizet, Etienne
    %A Warusfel, Olivier
    %T Influence of microphone and loudspeaker setup on perceived higher order ambisonics reproduced sound field
    %D 2009
    %B Ambisonics Symposium 2009
    %C Graz
    %F Bertet09b
    %K HOA (High Order Ambisonics)
    %K loudspeaker setup
    %K perceptual evaluation
    %X Among the spatial audio reproduction techniques, the ambisonic approach is based on a spherical harmonics sound field decomposition. By truncating the decomposition to the Mth order, a finite number of ambisonic components that form the spatial ambisonic format remains and gives a partial recreation of the sound field. The higher the order M is, the more accurate the sound field is reproduced. Microphone arrays are used to encode natural sound field into spatial components. The encoded sound field is then decoded for a dedicated reproduction system. The goal of this study was to evaluate the influence of these devices. In a first experiment, four ambisonic microphones (from first to fourth order) were evaluated. Six sound scenes were reproduced over a fixed loudspeaker setup. In a second experiment, synthetic encoding processes from first to fourth order were reproduced on different loudspeaker configurations. Besides the ambisonic order, the encoding and reproduction systems also had a perceived influence on the reproduced sound field.
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