Measuring reverberation time

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Published 2013-11-06
Introduction to the measurement of reverberation times in rooms. Made by Clive Greated for the MSc course in Acoustics and Music Technology at The University of Edinburgh
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  • @MrKAZANoff
    Professor Clive Greated passed away. RIP.
  • @msanand7
    Excellent. Thanks for this knowledge!!.
  • @davidnugent9819
    Useful demo. Clive, why do you use a narrowband filter white noise source and not just a single-frequency source? Also, although you record these frequencies you don't show how to measure T60, or do you just apply the same principles as impulse source?
  • @poelaertpieterjan
    Great video which helped me understand the reverberation time. I'm trying to measure the reverberation time in an anechoic box, what would be the simpelest way? The balloon would be rather difficult,unless i hit it from outside of the box with a needle. 
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  • @mhaijibabelhous1649
    Please Sir what is the name of software that you use for see the results , and thanks
  • @Drakidd3
    This levels program you are using, is this program available to the public and if so, where could I find it. It would save me a lot of time. Thanks for the video.
  • @dstaiman
    Can you share the brand and model  microphone that was used for this test.  What were the specifications for the microphone to make an accurate measurement of the reverberation time?
  • @nurlatifahmohdnor8939
    Rene de Reaumur (1683-1757) is a French physicist. Page 986 rebarbative = adj fearsome; forbidding. [C19: from F rebarbatif, from OF rebarber to repel (an enemy)] Page 1019 reverb = n an electronic device that creates artificial acoustics.