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-Plan of Derby Theatre's main house and receiver locations (not to scale)  

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Figure 3 -360° image of Voices Hall, The VoiceBox  
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+1 Figure 5-Frequency analysis of the centre of each measurement row
Room Acoustics and Virtual Reality: An implementation of auralisation and 360 degree image techniques to create virtual representations of spaces
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This project aims to intersect the worlds of virtual acoustic auralisation and virtual reality, creating a new way of demonstrating room acoustic environments with maximal visual and auditory impact in a user friendly fashion via YouTube’s new spatial audio platform, before utilising them in real time auralisation applications. Various venues will...
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... receiver positions were spread around the auditorium, however only a limited number have accompanying photospheres due to the lengthy process of capturing them on a smartphone. Specific seating locations were chosen to reproduce on YouTube that best demonstrate the different areas of the theatre, as can be seen in Figure 2 -Plan of Derby Theatre's main house and receiver locations. This virtual auralisation of different seating positions could be continued in other performance spaces and implemented by tickets sites to allow the users to choose a seat not only based on a seating chart, but experiencing both the visuals and auralisation in 360°. ...

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