Furse, 2009 - Google Patents
Building an openal implementation using ambisonicsFurse, 2009
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- 18400752150173647756
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- Furse R
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- Audio Engineering Society Conference: 35th International Conference: Audio for Games
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OpenAL allows 3D spatialization to be provided from outside game code; new implementations can be “plugged in”. Ambisonics separates an abstract soundfield representation from actual speaker feeds and allows decoding to large number of speakers …
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