Abstract

This paper proposes a three-dimensional wave-domain acoustic contrast control method to reproduce a multizone sound field using a circular loudspeaker array. In this method, sound field analysis is based on spherical harmonic decomposition, and the loudspeaker weights are obtained by maximizing the acoustic energy contrast between the predefined bright zone and dark zone. Simulation results show that the proposed method provides good multizone separation performance over a large spatial region and requires lower-order spherical harmonics, resulting in a much lower number of microphones required to measure the acoustic transfer functions.

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