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Multichannel acoustic signal processing has undergone major development in recent years due to the increased complexity of current audio processing applications. People want to collaborate through communication with the feeling of being together and sharing the same environment, what is considered as Immersive Audio Schemes. In this phenomenon, several acoustic effects are involved: 3D spatial sound, room compensation, crosstalk cancelation, sound source localization, among others. However, high computing capacity is required to achieve any of these effects in a real large-scale system, what represents a considerable limitation for real-time applications. The increase of the computational capacity has been historically linked to the number of transistors in a chip. However, nowadays the improvements in the computational ... toggle 4 keywords

multichannel filtering spatial sound sound source localization graphics processing units.

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Author
Belloch, Jose A.
Institution
Universitat Politècnica de València
Supervisor
Publication Year
2014
Upload Date
April 5, 2016

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