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Interactive Reverberation Modelling System
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| Date | Published - 19 Mar 2019 |
|---|---|
| Media of output | Online |
| Original language | English |
Abstract
The Interactive Reverberation Modelling System (IRMS) is a reverberator that combines the ‘photo realism’ of sampled acoustic impulse responses (AIRs) with the extensive parametric control offered by algorithmic simulators. To date no reverberation system has combined AIRs with such extensive and plausible control of parameters.
Research outputs
Reverberation modelling for music production and sonic art applications: The development and creative use of a novel computer-based system for the analysis, manipulation and resynthesis of acoustic signatures (impulse responses) of rooms and other resonant objects.
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