Movie Auralisation examples

“Movie auralisation”, available in ODEON Auditorium and Combined, computes an auralisation while moving through the room in a fixed path defined by the user. The experience is then exported into an MP4 video file that can be shared with anyone.

Below are some examples of movie auralisations created in ODEON, which also make use of assets for a more realistic look.

At the bottom of the page, there are also download links for ODEON Zip Archives containing the room models that produced these examples.

Make sure to listen with headphones!

Liederhalle

Stuttgart, Germany. Brahms’ Symphony no 4, 3rd movement

DTU Auditorium 21

Lyngby, Denmark. Lecture about frequency

Hagia Sophia

Istanbul, Türkiye. Alelluia

Epidaurus

Istanbul, Türkiye. Kreon

Modern church (string quartet)

Haydn string quartet

Elmia

Jönköping, Sweden. Carl Nielsen’s Theme with Variations for Piano, Op. 40

Download ZIP archives

To unzip an ODEON Zip Archive:

  1. Launch ODEON
  2. Go to File > Zip > Unzip archive
  3. Select your downloaded ODEON Zip Archive
  4. Select a folder to extract the files 
 

ODEON will then automatically load the room.

Some Zip Archives will contain an AudioFX batch file (.afx) to generate extra audio files from the downloaded ones. If using ODEON 16.08 or newer, this batch file will be run automatically. Otherwise, it must be run manually by going to the Tools menu > Audio FX > Open batch file.

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Recordings produced by

Liederhalle
(Stuttgart, Germany)

Brahms’ Symphony no 4,
3rd movement

Technical University
of Denmark

DTU Auditorium 21
(Lyngby, Denmark)

Lecture about frequency

Mario A. Montoya

Hagia Sophia
(Istanbul, Türkiye)

Alleluia

ODEON A/S

Epidaurus
(Argolis, Greece)

Kreon, from ancient
Greek drama

ERATO project

Modern church

Haydn string quartet

Colella Gomes, O., Lachenmayr, W., Thilakan, J., Kob, M.

Modern church

Blues A

Cologne University of Applied Sciences

Elmia

Carl Nielsen’s Theme with Variations for Piano, Op. 40