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No expert at all here. But could I use this to say, model my room and understand how to treat it acoustically to remove reflections and stuff like that?
by highhedgehog 2y ago
No expert at all here. But could I use this to say, model my room and understand how to treat it acoustically to remove reflections and stuff like that?
- noahfk 2y agoEventually, but I'm not sure it's quite there yet. It has reflection surfaces, but I'd still need to add some more features like absorption, and more advanced frequency analysis. Treating a room is pretty techy - but I'm sure it could give you some ideas. I'd like to look more into the acoustic modeling capabilities later on - and give it some more advanced features
- _kb 2y agoEnvironmental modelling is normally a little seperate to what you'd expect from a DAW. If you're unfamiliar, it's worth taking a look at EASE [1] (the semi grand-daddy of electro-acoustic simulation). Treble [2] are also doing some really interesting things. 10log [3] too for some coarser (but free) analysis. [1]: https://www.afmg.eu/en/ease https://www.afmg.eu/en/ease [2]: https://www.treble.tech/ https://www.treble.tech/ [3]: https://10log.io/ https://10log.io/
- highhedgehog 2y agoNice! Thanks a lot!