Abstract
Synthesizing the room impulse response (RIR) of an arbitrary enclosure may be performed using a number of alternative acoustic modeling methods, each with their own particular advantages and limitations. This article is concerned with obtaining a hybrid RIR derived from both wave and geometric-acoustics based methods, optimized for use across different regions of time or frequency. Consideration is given to how such RIRs can be matched across modeling domains in terms of both amplitude and boundary behavior and the approach is verified using a number of standardised case studies.
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