返回
Decorrelation in Feedback Delay Networks
DOI:10.1109/TASLP.2023.3313440.png)
摘要
En 中文
The feedback delay network (FDN) is a popular filter structure to generate artificial spatial reverberation. A common requirement for multichannel late reverberation is that the output signals are well decorrelated, as too high a correlation can lead to poor reproduction of source image and uncontrolled coloration. This article presents the analysis of multichannel correlation induced by FDNs. It is shown that the correlation depends primarily on the feedforward paths, while the long reverberation tail produced by the recursive path does not contribute to the inter-channel correlation. The impact of the feedback matrix type, size, and delays on the inter-channel correlation is demonstrated. The results show that small FDNs with a few feedback channels tend to have a high inter-channel correlation, and that the use of a filter feedback matrix significantly improves the decorrelation, often leading to the lowest inter-channel correlation among the tested cases. The learnings of this work support the practical design of multichannel artificial reverberators for immersive audio applications.
Keyword:
Correlation
Decorrelation
Delays
Reverberation
Digital filters
MIMO communication
Delay lines
digital filters
feedback circuits
spatial audio
spatial filters
reverberation
期刊
I
IF:
5.1
论文数:
2.6K
被引数:
1.1W
机构
引用论文
Fruit peels that unlock curative potential: Determination of biomedical application and bioactive compounds水果皮:解锁其治疗潜力——生物医学应用与生物活性化合物的测定
Plants of the Northern Temperate Zone in their Transition to the High Mountains of Tropical Africa北温带植物向热带非洲高山地区的过渡

