IntelliMix Room Software DSP Adds Real-Time Reverberation Removal
One ever-present challenge for AV/IT managers is dealing with room acoustics. Even in rooms that are quiet, reflective surfaces can seriously degrade sound quality and intelligibility. Reflected sound waves make the sound hollow, almost like the talker is in a can or a barrel. That makes it harder for listeners to understand them which can lead to listening fatigue.
IntelliMix Room DSP software now includes AI Deverb, an advanced audio processing module that can remove reverberation in real time. It intelligently detects and preserves speech while eliminating hollow sound. Real-time measurements are used to continually adapt to the room’s acoustic characteristics and remove tonal coloration from reverberation and preserve natural speech quality.
Adjustable for Different Rooms
The Deverb algorithm works on the audio output from the automatic mixer processing block. The intensity is adjustable (Low, Medium, High) to suit rooms with different acoustic characteristics and different levels of tolerance for residual reverberation.
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