Geometric and statistical room acoustics



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Geometric and statistical room acoustics

Psychology? Lähde Puhe Musiikki Huone Korva Aivot Puheenymmärrettävyys Musiikki vaikutelma Fyysinen vaikutus?? Huoneakustiset parametrit? Subjektivinen kuulovaikutelma

Subjective descriptors of concert hall acoustics Spaciousness and envelopment Warmth Reverberation or Liveliness Intimacy Acoustic glare Balance and blend Ensemble and support Brilliance Loudness Clarity Background noise level

Small vs large hall? Level of E r Directional character of E r Level of Reverb. Field Decay of Reverb Field Large Hall Small Hall Density of E r

Reverberation time: Sabines formular R T 60 = 0, 161V A+ 4mV A = α S

Reverberation time, m-factors Temperature Humidity 2 000 Hz 4 000 Hz 8 000 Hz 20 o C 30 % 0,012 0,038 0,136 20 o C 50 % 0,010 0,024 0,086

Average absorbtion Statistic calclulation From ray-traycing α = i i S α i S i i α ' = i i H α i H i i

Mean Free path l = 4V S

Reverberation-time: Eyring formular RT = 60 0161, V -S ln( 1-a)

Reverberation-time: Fitzroi formular RT = X S ( 016, V a S+ mv )+ Y S ( 016, V S+ mv )+ Z S ( 016, V S+ mv ) 60 x 4 α y 4 αz 4

Reverberation-time: Arau- Puchades formular Deducted from Fitzroi and Eyring Takes MFP into account

Reverberation time:

Reverberation time:

Reverberation time suggestions Reverberation-time, (500-1000 Hz) 3 s Church music Choir concert 2 s 1 s Chamber music Auditorium Orchestra practice Theater Orchestral concert Opera Reinforced music Studio 100 200 500 1000 2000 5000 10000 20000 50000 10000 Volume, (m 3 )

Not Reverberation Modes Flutter-echoes Echoes

Room modes wave fits between edges Velocity minimi at edge Pressure maximum at edge

Room mode

Room modes: Schroeder frequency Fl = 2000 RT 60,average V

Room modes f = xyz,, c 2 N L x x 2 2 2 N y + L y N z + L z Where: f x,y,z is the mode frequency N x, N y and N z is a whole number L x, L z and Lz is the resp dimentions c is the speed of sound

Flutterecho

Echo

Sound levels, Classic L = L w + 10log Q 4πr 2 + 4 A ( 2 r + 31200 T V ) L L = 10log 100 / / 0

Sound levels: Revised theory e d = r = 100 r 2 0,04 r / T ( ) ( 1,11/ T 31200 T / V e 1 e ) l = 0,04r / T 1,11/ T ( 31200T / V ) e e ( d + e l) L L = 10 log + r 0 [( d e ) l] C = 10 log r / 80 +

Sound levels: Revised theory

Reverberation RT 60 Early Decay Time, EDT Decay from 0 db to 10 db times 6 Bass Ratio, BR: RT125 + RT250 BR = RT500 + RT1000 Treble Ratio, TR: NOTE Möllers own, not proven

Reverberation: Frequency Bass Ratio, BR: response BR = RT RT 125 500 + RT + RT 250 1000 Treble Ratio, TR: NOTE Möllers own, not proven TR = EDT EDT 2000 500 + EDT + EDT 4000 1000

Heijastuksen taso verrattuna suoraan ääneen (db) Kuvan siirtymä Äänen värittyminen Effect of reflections, 45 o from the side 0-10 -20 Kuvan siirtymä Tila vaikutelma Kynnys Häiriö Saman tilavaikutuksen käyrä 0 20 40 60 80 100 Viive (ms)

Objective descriptors: Spacial impression 80ms h 2 0ms L fc = 80ms 0ms () t cos( θ ) h 2 () t dt dt L f = E E fig omni (5,80ms) 8 (0,80ms)

Objective descriptors: Spacial impression Φ l, r ( τ ) = t t 1 2 p t L t 1 2 () t p r( t + τ ) p 2 L R dt t t 1 2 p 2 R dt dt = IACF t ( τ ) IACC t ( τ ) max for 1< < + 1 = IACF τ t IACC A is (t 1 = 0 ms, t 2 = 1000 ms IACC E is (t 1 = 0 ms, t 2 = 80 ms IACC L is (t 1 = 80 ms, t 2 = 1000 ms BQI = [ 1 IACC ] E 3

Objective descriptors: Late Strength G l,late = 10log 0,08 0 P P 2 F 2 A () t () t dt dt, db

Objective descriptor: Early/late ratios Clarity: C = 80 10 Log 80ms 0ms 80ms p p 2 2 dt dt db C 80 = 10LOG E(0,80ms) db E(80, ms) Deutlichkeit or Destinctness, D 50 : D 50 = E(0,50ms) E(0, ms)

Strength G = 0 0 p p 2 2 10m ( t) dt ( t) dt => E E ( 0, ) ( 0) 1m + 20 => L pl L pl:1 m + 20

Objective descriptors: Stage Support factor or Early Support, ST1 or ST early ST early = 10Log E E ( 20,100ms) ( 0,10ms) db Total Support, ST total ST total = 10Log E ( 20,1000ms) E( 0,10ms) db Clarity on Stage, CS Early Decay Time on Podium, EDTP

Vocabulary Criteria Descriptor Clarity Muddy Clear Reverberance Dead Live Envelopment Expansive Constricted Intimacy Remote Intimate Loudness Loud Quiet Balance: treble re mid frequencies Weak Loud. Balance: bas re mid frequencies Weak Loud. Balance: Singers/soloists re orchestra Weak Loud.

Vocabulary Reverberance Liveness Fullness of tone Spaciousness, Apparent source width Envelopment Intimacy Early Decay Time Early Decay Time, Reverberation Time Reverberation time Early Lateral Energy Fractions, InterAural-Cross- Correlation (early) Early Lateral Energy Fractions, InterAural-Cross- Correlation (early) Late Lateral Energy Fractions, InterAural-Cross- Correlation (late) Early Lateral Energy Fractions, InterAural-Cross- Correlation (late) Clarity Clarity C 80 Blend Details of the initial part of the impulse response Warmth Strength at bass frequencies, Bass Ratio Brilliance Strength at high frequencies, Treble Ratio Timbre Frequency dependency of parameters Stage Support Support ST 1 Hall response Late Support ST late

Measurement standards ISO 3382:1997 Acoustics - Measurement of the reverberation time of rooms with reference to other acoustical parameters Measurement setup, number of points etc Description of some of the parameters Gade Setup used in a series of measurements done by A C Gade in 1990:ies Less points than ISO but same geometry in all spaces ISO 18233:2006 Acoustics Application of new measurement methods in building and room acoustics Describes MLS and swept-sine measurements Measurement theory

Gade setup Source Positions S1: typical soloist position, typically 1 1,5 m from the middle. S2: middle of the right side of strings, in general about 1/3 back from the front and about ¼ in from the side S3: far left in the second row of the winds, in general 2/3 back from the front and ¼-2/5 in from the side. Receiver positions on stage P1: solo oboist, in general about 3/5 from front dead center P2: middle of left side strings, between first and second violins, in general mirror of S2 P3: far right in second row of the winds, in general a mirror of S3. 1 m:1 m from S positions towards middle of stage Receiver positions in the audience area R1: ¼ of the length of the stalls from the front, 2/5 of the width of the stalls from audience left R2: ½ the length of the stalls from the front, ¼ of the width from audience right R3: 1/5 of the length of the stalls from the back, 1/3 of the width of the stalls from audience left R4: on first back balcony, halfway back, 2/5 of the width from audience right R5: on left side balcony, halfway back and halfway in. R5 S3 P1 P2 S1 R1 R3 P3 S2 R2 R4

Denotations f 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 S1R1 1,1 2,5 20,9 20,9 11,8 4,4 S1R2 22,6 23,8 21,2 22,7 27,5 44,6 S1R3 15,8 8,8 17,6 20 29,2 44,1 S1R4 14,9 19,2 22,5 30,8 40 28,6 S2R1 33,5 28,5 23 35,8 34 34,6 S2R2 11,7 25,3 19 27,1 32,3 33,6 S2R3 9,2 7,4 23,9 21,1 29,4 27,3 S2R4 9,3 16 32,1 31 34,2 28,9 S3R1 10,3 39,4 20,6 21,9 30,6 20,7 S3R2 13 4,7 15,2 27,5 27,2 34,8 S3R3 8,5 21,5 20,3 22,2 26,1 34 S3R4 17,3 18,1 16,7 21 26,7 35 Average 13,93 17,93 21,08 25,17 29,08 30,88 StDev 8,15 10,82 4,33 5,16 6,75 10,67 Min 1,10 2,50 15,20 20,00 11,80 4,40 Max 33,50 39,40 32,10 35,80 40,00 44,60 Var 32,40 36,90 16,90 15,80 28,20 40,20 LF(mid) 23,13 % LF_4 19,53 %