Saving output for each microphone and moving sound source simulation

[SutirthaChakraborty]

Thanks for the brilliant library, perfect for my research.
I was trying to save room.mic_array.signals[1,:], there was a fuzzy sound with it.
rightMic=room.mic_array.signals[1,:] sf.write('right.wav', rightMic, fs1, format='wav')

But when I tried to play it, it was okay.
IPython.display.Audio(rightMic, rate=fs1)

How can I export the sounds of each microphone separately?

Secondly, is there a way to simulate moving audio sources? I mean to say, the microphones would be static whereas the sound source keeps moving, and when we simulate room.simulate( ), it gives us an output with sound files with appropriate panning? Also, how to apply time-varying convolution , I saw several comments about that? any function or library you recommend?

[rajpgohil]

Hello @SutirthaChakraborty ,

Did you find a way for how to simulate the moving sound source?
I am looking for the same.

[SutirthaChakraborty]

No 👎🏼

[rajpgohil]

Do post here if you find any resource to simulate the moving sources.

[kehinde-elelu]

@fakufaku Hi, I have an approach for creating a moving sound source. I would like to ask if you have it in work already and if not, should I go ahead and raise a pull request for it?

[fakufaku]

@kehinde-elelu I have some custom scripts, but nothing ready to go into the package.
The PR would be very appreciated, so please go ahead and then we can work from there.
Likely, it may require some work to integrate it in the package in a nice way.
The priorities are

1. Not break anything existing
2. Nice interface for the user
3. Somewhat readable code, efficiency, etc. If improving later doesn't break the interface this is likely not super critical.

[SutirthaChakraborty]

Can you please PR, it will be useful for simulation

[tarlanahad]

Any update regarding the moving sound source simulation?