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Experience with 01dB and dBSonic?
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- Subject: Experience with 01dB and dBSonic?
- From: "Scharine, Angelique (Civ,ARL/HRED)" <AScharine@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 09:51:06 -0500
- Delivery-date: Wed Feb 23 09:59:35 2005
- Reply-to: "Scharine, Angelique (Civ,ARL/HRED)" <AScharine@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Thread-topic: Experience with 01dB and dBSonic?
Title: Message
I'm working on a
project where we will want to analyze a large set of binaural speech files
recorded with an acoustic manikin in various noisy environments. These will be
recorded using a binaural input on a 01dB soundcard setup. This will be a
somewhat exploratory analysis, as we aren't entirely sure what parameters will
be of importance. We have the facility to do the standard SII and STI
measurements. We'll also probably want to look at modulation, spectral content,
etc. We may want to do some cross-correlations of the two channels, that sort of
thing.
I have a small
budget to purchase the needed equipment. Since we already have 01dB's room
acoustics software, it has been suggested that we get their dbSONIC packages for
the analysis. I am reluctant because it is pricey and I cannot afford to buy the
whole set. I don't wish for us to be without the needed tools but... I'm
thinking that it shouldn't be too hard to import the recorded wav files into
MatLab and to do any analyses there.
Here is my question. Is anyone
on this list familiar with this package? Am I right in thinking that no special
toolbox should be needed to import the wav files from 01dB into MatLab (I'm
thinking that dbSONIC MAT is mainly to import other 01dB files and graphs into
Matlab)? Was it worth the money?
Please feel free to answer off
list.
Angelique
The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher.
?Thomas Henry Huxley, biologist and writer (1825-1995)
Angélique A. Scharine Ph. D.
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