How to define loudspeaker array sources - ODEON tutorial

Define line arrays for PA systems and more! ***Press 'C' for subtitles. Para Español, active subtítulos y vaya a los ajustes.***

ODEON Auditorium and Combined allow you to define individual transducers in an array source (e.g.: a line array), including their position, delay, and directivity. ODEON then produces the directivity for the full array.

0:00 Intro
0:29 Define new array source
1:00 Mounting point
2:13 Defining individual transducers
3:59 Near field and far field directivity
4:38 Adding delays
6:04 Position, orientation, and offset
7:40 2D arrays
8:28 Outro

ODEON is a software for simulation and measurements of room acoustics, and is the preferred software by acoustic engineers and architectural consultancy firms. You can model sound sources ranging from point sources with directivities to large industrial machines, visualize acoustics with ray tracing, billiard balls, and color grids, and even listen to the simulated acoustics in your room with auralisations. ODEON is the optimum acoustic design tool when working with concert hall and auditorium acoustics, industrial and restaurant noise, and PA system design. The video tutorials in this YouTube channel will explain the basics of room acoustics analysis using ODEON.