There are many emerging algorithms to theoretically model a room's impulse response using the image model, ray, and cone tracing. This paper proposes using an experimental impulse response in a certified variable-sided room, measured with a maximum-length sequence stimulus, for a specific loudspeaker and microphone position and documented acoustical treatment, as a verification standard to determine the accuracy of model predictions. Comparative auralization using the measured and theoretical impulse responses is used to evaluate the importance of the correlation coefficient.

Author: D'Antonio, Peter
Affiliation: RPG Diffusor. Systems, Inc., Upper Marlboro, MD
AES Convention: 95 (October 1993) Paper Number: 3727
Publication Date: October 1, 1993
Subject: Topics in Acoustics and Auralization

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