Tools of sound spatializing for mobile terminals : 3D microphone for a mobile usage
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Mobile technologies (such as smartphones and tablets) are now common devices of the consumer market. In this PhD we want to use those technologies as the way to introduce tools of sound spatialization into the mass market. Today the size and the number of traducers used to pick-up and to render a spatial sound scene are the main factors which limit the portability of those devices. As a first step, a listening test, based on a spatial audio recording of an opera, let us to evaluate the 3D audio technologies available today for headphone rendering. The results of this test show that, using the appropriate binaural decoding, it is possible to achieve a good binaural rendering using only the four sensors of the Soundfield microphone.Then, the steps of the development of a 3D sound pick-up system are described. Several configurations are evaluated and compared. The device, composed of 3 cardioid microphones, was developed following an approach inspired by the sound source localization and by the concept of the "object format encoding". Using the microphone signals and an adapted post-processing it is possible to determine the directions of the sources and to extract a sound signal which is representative of the sound scene. In this way, it is possible to completely describe the sound scene and to compress the audio information.This method offer the advantage of being cross platform compatible. In fact, the sound scene encoded with this method can be rendered over any reproduction system.A second method to extract the spatial information is proposed. It uses the real in situ characteristics of the microphone array to perform the sound scene analysis.Some propositions are made to complement the 3D audio chain allowing to render the result of the sound scene encoding over a binaural system or any king of speaker array using all capabilities of the mobile devices.
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