Attributes of Acoustic Spaces

DRY SOUNDS

The sounds below have been selected for their spectral and temporal diversity. They are used for each example created to demonstrate that the acoustic behaviour of a space depends on how it is excited. Some sounds do not capture the specificity of the space, while others do so very well. The selected sound sources come from IRCAM sound databases, in particular from the SpeaK words4sounds lexicon, and from the [Cambridge Music Technology] recording library (https://www.cambridge-mt.com/ms/mtk/).