On 13 March 2008 at 7:17, "Thomas Vecchione" <seablaede> wrote: > At the moment the only thing I know of along these lines exists as part of > the uni-verse project(www.uni-verse.org). Yes, the glossy looks maybe good, but the product is vapor as of yet. > At the moment the software I know of that does acoustical renderings is > limited to fairly expensive software. EASE and ODEON are the two largest > projects that I know of, and there are some specialized ones out there like > DDA for the Duran Audio speakers. To be honest, I haven't used ODEON (WELL > above my price range) but I have EASE, and while it certainly does the job, > modeling the room in 3D in it is painful to say the least. Thus why I would > rather be able to model and render in Blender myself. I am keeping an eye > on the Uni-Verse efforts, but I don't expect that to go in the direction I > would like for acoustic simulations, it is more likely to simulate > environments for use in 3D games and the like, related but different. EASE > and/or ODEON MIGHT be able to run in Wine, but due to the copright > installation limitations on EASE, I have not yet tried it. At the moment I > run it via VMWare as a result. EASE looks exactly like what I'm looking for. But, at $800US it's well out of my price range. Bummer. Thanks for the tips.... -- Kevin _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
