Newgrange

Shows a + representing source position one, and a series of x’s marking the receiver positions for that source. These therefore correspond to these IR files: newgrange_s1r1.wav newgrange_s1r1_2.wav newgrange_s1r2.wav newgrange_s1r3.wav newgrange_s1r4.wav newgrange_s1r5.wav newgrange_s1r5_2.wav newgrange_s1r6.wav The _2 suffix indicates a second IR recorded with that same source/receiver combination.

Shows three +’s, marking source positions 2, 3, and 4. For each of these source positions the receiver was at the x mark. The IR files this corresponds to are therefore: newgrange_s2r1.wav newgrange_s3r1.wav newgrange_s4r1.wav

Shows one + and one x. For one recording the + was the source position (i.e. source position 4 as above) and the x was the receiver position (i.e. receiver position 2 for source position 4). The receiver and source were then swapped with one another to give source position 5 with the source at x and a receiver at the +. This then corresponds to the two IR recordings: newgrange_s4r2.wav newgrange_s5r1.wav

Shows source position 6 (+) and its corresponding receiver position (x) – this is recording newgrange_s6r1.wav