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You can always come direct to me for other stuff as well. I have some music
recordings made with a TetraMic and an increasing bunch of stuff using the
ST450. (I know this is heresy, but I've also just acquired Mike Skeet's DPA
5100. By the way, Mike's not at all well, apparently, and has sold of
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> Thanks, Richard, for your suggestion of ambisonia.com. I started there but
> was having trouble downloading the torrent files. (The internet access I
> have here (in a shared building) blocks torrent files so I need to
> download somewhere else then transfer.) Will continue to pursue this
> ro
--On 14 May 2015 11:33 +0100 Curtis Alcock
wrote:
> Thanks, Richard, for your suggestion of ambisonia.com. I started
> there but was having trouble downloading the torrent files. (The
> internet access I have here (in a shared building) blocks torrent
> files so I need to download somewhere else
Thank you everyone who contributed to answering my question. I am now fully
convinced that using the DEMAND library would be next to useless and not worth
the work involved in trying to make it (partially) usable. Pity really, as a
database of everyday noise would be a useful resource – but only
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 06:11:49PM -, Richard Lee wrote:
> Duu.uuh!! http://parole.loria.fr/DEMAND/DEMAND.pdf states
>
> "the microphones of the array ... are not calibrated with respect to each
> other, and so gain variations are to be expected: we found that the energy
> in some channels
Duu.uuh!! http://parole.loria.fr/DEMAND/DEMAND.pdf states
"the microphones of the array ... are not calibrated with respect to each
other, and so gain variations are to be expected: we found that the energy
in some channels is consistently higher than in other channels. Algorithms
working on t
