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I've been doing some tests regarding early reflection measurements on the ReverbBakingDemo on Unity, namely where the bathroom center reverb probe is located.
To carry out this test, I created a .wav file with a pulse of amplitude 1 and a sampling rate of 44.1kHz. For this test i also set the project sampling for 44.1kHz, disabled the HRTF features and set the reverb time parameter to 0. I was expecting a single pulse for each reflection, however when observing the results on Matlab it's observed a peak value with a decay afterwards as observed on the figure below(blue is left channel and red is right channel). Is this how it is supposed to happen or is this not the correct way of measurement?
And if so, what is the way to obtain the early reflection measurements?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I've been doing some tests regarding early reflection measurements on the ReverbBakingDemo on Unity, namely where the bathroom center reverb probe is located.
To carry out this test, I created a .wav file with a pulse of amplitude 1 and a sampling rate of 44.1kHz. For this test i also set the project sampling for 44.1kHz, disabled the HRTF features and set the reverb time parameter to 0. I was expecting a single pulse for each reflection, however when observing the results on Matlab it's observed a peak value with a decay afterwards as observed on the figure below(blue is left channel and red is right channel). Is this how it is supposed to happen or is this not the correct way of measurement?
And if so, what is the way to obtain the early reflection measurements?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: