Tutorials about the Measurement System
ODEON has a powerful measurement systems for measurements of real rooms. Besides ODEON itself, you will need at least one speaker (in most cases omnidirectional) and a microphone. ODEON generates a sweep for the speaker, that is recorded in the room (or outside) and then recalculated into an impulse response. The Sine Sweep Method is the most effective way of measuring room acoustic while suppressing background noise, both from other sounds and the electronics itself.
- All editions has the measurements system
- In editions Auditorium and Combined it includes making auralisations from measurements
Measuring System in ODEON
A comprehensive introductory video on the ODEON Measuring system by Claus Lynge Christensen: How to make a measurement, how to process it and how to import measurement results to simulations.
Two Step Sound Source Calibration
The two step calibration in ODEON makes it easier/safer to calibrate the measurement system by adding a second step to the calibration in the laboratory and repeating this second step in-situ, just before the on-site measurements.
Onset and Truncation Time
Although ODEON automatically detects the onset and truncation times in an impulse response, it is often desirable to have manual control on these parameters. The measuring system in ODEON 13 allows such versatility.
Frequency, Phase and Cepstrum in Measurements
Plot the frequency response, the phase and the cepstrum graphs of a measured impulse response.