Clifford’s Tower, York
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Impulse responses recorded in Clifford’s Tower, York. The tower is formed of four round bastions with a quadrilobate’ plan. Sandstones were used to construct the walls, and timber was used to construct the roof. The tower is not an enclosed space, which has windows and an open roof deck. Impulse responses recorded with S1R1, S1R2, S1R3, S2R4: Source 1 and Receiver 4 were positioned at the centre of the ground floor; Receiver 1 was positioned at the entrance; Receiver 2 was positioned at the corner of the first floor walkways; Source 2 and Receiver 3 were positioned at the centre of first floor walkways (right at the top of the Source 1).
Measurement Team:
Roger Chen
Tarry Tian
Aktera Teranontamongkol
Capture Date:
Wed, 22/02/2023
Source Sound:
Swept Sine; 20 Hz – 20 kHz ; 15 seconds
Source Sound Category:
Swept sine (logarithmic)
Input:
Genelec 8030 loudspeaker
Microphone(s):
Zoom H3-VR Ambisonic Handy Recorder
Space Category:
Other
Generation Type:
Real World
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This is the W channel of the B-format impulse response measured at position S1R1.
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