micirp

Created by Stewart Tavener (Xaudia.com)

version	1.0.0
license	CC-BY-SA-4.0
source	http://micirp.blogspot.com/
usage	commercial
languages
format	wav
channel	1
sampling rate	44100, 48000
bit depth	24
duration	0 days 00:00:27.341591837
files	66, duration distribution: 0.3 s 0.5 s
repository	data-public
published	2023-12-21 by audeering

Description

The Microphone Impulse Response Project (MicIRP) contains impulse response data for vintage microphones. The impulse response files were created using the analysis software Fuzzmeasure. The microphones were tested using a swept-sine method in a small booth, treated with much acoustic foam, placed about 20 to 30 cm from the source. Although the recording system and booth are calibrated regularly with a Beyerdynamic measurement microphone, there are problems comparing, for example, a figure-8 ribbon with an omnidirectional standard, as they will see different amounts of reflections from the side. So, it should be noted that the impulse response files describe the microphones measured in the booth, rather than in free space.

Example

dirs/IR_AKGD12.wav

Tables

ID	Type	Columns
files	filewise	manufacturer	file manufacturer dirs/Altec_639.wav Altec dirs/Altec_670A.wav Altec dirs/Altec_670B.wav Altec dirs/American_R331.wav American dirs/Amperite_RA.wav Amperite

Schemes

ID	Dtype	Labels
manufacturer	str	AKG, Altec, American, Amperite, Astatic, B&O, BBC, […], Oktava, RCA, Reslo, STC, Shure, Sony, Telefunken, Toshiba