On LinkedIn I published a demo of ancient Greek theatre technology. There is a solo tenor recording by an individual michrophone of Anton Bruckner “Locus iste” followed by the processed sound. It gathered already a couple of “thumb-ups”. Hope you will enjoy and leave your opinion! The link to LinkedIn Read more
Let’s take a look with some short videos where I explain some details about the concept of the ancient acoustics reconstruction. I hope you will enjoy them. There are three parts for now:
My paper “Reconstruction of impulse responses of Roman theatre in Aspendos” appeared in Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics – the reviewed conference proceedings of 25th International Congress of Acoustics that took place in New Orleans in 2025. You can download the pdf of the paper under the link https://doi.org/10.1121/2.0002326
The Sound of Ancient Greek Theatres FM Records released an album of ancient Greek music, for which I applied the filter of reconstructed acoustics of ancient theatre. The link for YouTube The link for Spotify The link for other streaming services
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My paper “Reconstruction of impulse responses of Roman theatre in Aspendos” appeared in Proceedings of Meetings on Acoustics
This is not some filter. This is THE filter. There is plenty of special effects available on the Web.There are even sold in bundles sold by thousands for a few USDollars.The same applies to impulse responses of different interiors. The used methods are not adequate to reconstruct acoustics of ancient Read more
The secret of ancient acoustics fascinated people from ages. The mystery of the sound of a torn paper reaching the last row and still be heard. And all those beautiful geometrical structures in stone with the symmetry and monumental size. This is mysterious. I was asked by my wife, now Read more
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… applied to St. Moniuszko’s song (piano + baritone) Original Processed and to C. Monteverdi’s madrigal (harp + soprano) Original Processed Looking forward to your feedback!