Sound examples

Auralisation

These listening examples should be played over headphones in order to experience the binaural audio. ODEON also provides excellent sound examples customised for stereo or surround sound presentation.

Most setups are represented by a 3D OpenGL picture showing the view from the receiver position, when the receiver is aiming at the source (red sphere ). 

At the bottom of the page, you’ll find ODEON’s features for auralisation.

Photo by Dave Proffer

ODEON auralisations vs. in-situ recordings of mosques and churches

ODEON auralisations of professional singers for CD recordings

Localisation modelled as in an IEC Listening room

Photo by Hans Andersen.

Long reverberation time of Grundtvigs Church

Stage vs. orchestra pit listening in opera house

Photo by Brian McNeil

The good seats in Usher Hall, Scotland

Photo by CEphoto, Uwe Aranas

Acoustics in the famous concert hall Musikverein in Vienna

The challenge of speech amplification in an underground station

ODEON features for auralisation

  • Streaming convolution: Almost real time. Listen to the room immediately after an impulse response has been calculated; switch between your favourite sound examples (speech, music, hand clap, etc.).

 

  • Headphone presentation with your preferred HRTF filter and adjustable m-factor: Highly realistic 3D sound; out-of-head localisation

     

  • Loudspeaker presentation through surround setup. Number of loudspeakers from two to 50: High quality sound presentation of room simulations; for customers or for research.

     

  • Built-in mixer for multiple sources: Easy management of auralisation with multiple sources.