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Newsletter February
2011
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forward to
Odeon version 11? Get a taster on comming new
features. This newsletter is
particularly aimed at design of loudspeaker
systems in rooms. - Array loudspeakers in Odeon; - Public Address and Voice Alarm; - Odeon Version 11 is on its way; - Algorithm construction, Part 3; Array loudspeakers in Odeon Learn how to model array loudspeakers in Odeon. You can model arrays within the graphical user interface as described in below video or by importing full array speakers and positions. Video describing how to
use the array
source editor in Odeon. Also available on Youku.com
When an array is modelled there are different tools you can use to place and angle the array in the room. See how in below video See how you can place the
array in a room
model. Video also available on Youku.com
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NB! Next Odeon user course will be held 30-31 March at the Brüel & Kjær headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark. Join before 9 March. |
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Public
Address and Voice Alarm
Odeon is used comprehensively for integrated design of room acoustics and loudspeaker systems. Read how ATKINS specialist acoustics division accomplished good design for PA/VA in Dubai Metro Station. The Dubai case includes auralisation examples with and without acoustic treatment in the ceiling. |
Automatic localization Achieve better localization towards a speaking person and performer with the HAAS effect. Below video shows how the HAAS effect can be used for automatic calculation of gain and delay. |
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Odeon
Version 11
is on its way
Order Odeon today and version 11 is included in the first year of free support & maintenance at no extra cost. Please follow the ongoing presentations of new features on our social network pages.
Parallel processing Up to 10 times faster calculations than version 10 on a computer with 4 cores. The more cores, the faster you get the results. Acoustic parameter list Customize results for current project and display only the relevant parameters in Single point response, Multipoint response and Grid response. Extract average values of parameters for selected octave bands. User defined acoustic parameters Create your own parameters from the impulse response e.g. T25 or C20. ISO 3382-2 compliance More available parameters for analysing quality of the decay and simulation. e.g. T20, C-Curvature and degree of non-linearity Xi (ψ Automatic grid scaling improved The standard colours in grids will be scaled automatically based on statistics so that the grid curves will always use the full colour range for better visualization. Echo detection See in a point response if an echo is present with the echo criteria according to Dietsch & Kraak. Ref. ![]() The elliptical
room example is 40 m
long and 20 m wide with a source placed in one focal point.
In a Grid response (example above) see which receivers are disturbed by echo; Echo(Dietsch) ≥ 1. Dynamic diffusion curve Analyse room diffusion with a new time dependent diffusion function. E.g. for reverberation chamber or concert hall design. |
Coming
Paper presentations
In May and June we will present two papers on new research & development:
Recent journal papers In January 2011 three interesting Odeon related papers have been published in Applied Acoustics. See publication list. One paper from Dr. Monika Rychtaricova et al.: "Perceptual validation of virtual room acoustics: Sound localisation and speech understanding" concludes that: "The analysis (evaluating on Odeon auralisation of front to back sound localisation and speech comparison, red.) has shown a strong correlation between the measured and simulated result in both cases. Good overall agreement between the simulated and measured data was found." |
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Algorithm
- Construction, Part 3
Part 3 in the series about Odeon´s software architecture deals with angle dependent absorption (highlighted in yellow below). Read already described development (in grey) see previous newsletters: Part 1 Reflection Based Scattering. Part 2 Ray tracing, vector based scattering and secondary Source method. |
Meet us in 2011![]() Click here for more details on events. Tell a friend If your colleague wants to receive the Odeon newsletter, send an email. The newsletter will be prepared 2-4 times a year. Your registered contact information is kept confidential within Odeon and our Brüel & Kjær partners. |
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