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Watchung H.S. Auditorium
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Ray Tracing
Another use of acoustical models
is to study the behavior of sound in rooms using three-dimensional
ray tracing. The model generates a series of rays from the sound sources.
One can see how sound propagates in the room, reflecting off surfaces
as it travels from source to receiver.
Here are rays illustrating sound waves moving through an auditorium.
This illustration shows only the first several rays. After a very
short time, the entire room is an impenetrable mess of sound rays.
This technique is fascinating, but takes a lot of practice to make
any sense of.
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