In multi-room environments, modelling the sound propagation is complex due to the coupling of rooms and diverse source-receiver positions. A common scenario is when the source and the receiver are in different rooms without a clear line of sight. For such source-receiver configurations, an initial increase in energy is observed, referred to as the “fade-in” of reverberation. Based on recent work of representing inhomogeneous and anisotropic reverberation with common decay times, this work proposes an extended parametric model that enables the modelling of the fade-in phenomenon. The method performs fitting on the envelopes, instead of energy decay functions, and allows negative amplitudes of decaying exponentials. We evaluate the method on simulated and measured multi-room environments, where we show that the proposed approach can now model the fade-ins that were unrealisable with the previous method.
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@conference{Lee2024FadeIn,
title = {Fade-in Reverberation in Multi-room Environments Using the Common-Slope Model},
author = {Lee, Kyung Yun and Meyer-Kahlen, Nils and Götz, Georg and Svensson, U. Peter and Schlecht, Sebastian J. and Välimäki, Vesa },
booktitle = {2024 AES 5th International Conference on Audio for Virtual and Augmented Reality},
month = {Aug},
year = {2024},
}