Charles James Middlicott- Master of Arts - Music Production (University of Derby)
- University of Derby
Charles James Middlicott
- Master of Arts - Music Production (University of Derby)
- University of Derby
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Introduction
I am a PhD candidate within the College of Engineering & Technology at the University of Derby, focusing on the development of higher order spherical microphone arrays for use with 360 degree immersive content. I hold an MA in Music Production (2014) and a BSc in Music Technology and Production (2013) both from The University of Derby (UK).
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October 2015 - present
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Publications (6)
In recent years an increase in the capture and production of ambisonic material has occurred as a result of companies such as YouTube and Facebook utilising ambisonics for spatial audio playback. There is now a greater need for affordable higher order microphone arrays. This work details the development of a set of tools which can be used to simula...
Poster for Associated AES Paper
Poster for Associated AES Paper
Recent years have seen an increase in the capture and production of ambisonic material due to companies such as YouTube and Facebook utilising ambisonics for spatial audio playback. Consequently, there is now a greater need for affordable high order microphone arrays due to this uptake in technology. This work details the development of a five-chan...
Supplementary Figures for Associated AES Paper
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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...
