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The technology of auralization, however useful, is still far from perfect.

"We had the client listen to the auralization," he said.

"Many companies have developed in-house computer auralization programs," he said.

"We wanted an auralization to demonstrate the difference with and without the enclosure," he said.

Experts in the field say that auralization technology can forestall acoustical problems.

A new "auralization room" called the SoundLab developed by Arup, the international engineering firm, has begun to change that.

Dr. Torres said the St. Olaf recording and similar projects would be useful as auralization grows more popular.

N.A.G. is an acronym for Network Auralization for Gnutella.

A specification language for program auralization, D. Boardman, V. Khandelwal, and AP Mathur, 1994.

"Auralization isn't there to tell us exactly 100 percent how a room will sound," he said, "but to show changes in what it will be like as we change materials and surface shapes within the hall."

Preliminary report on design rationale, syntax, and semantics of LSL: A specification language for program auralization, D. Boardman and AP Mathur, 1993.

Xenium Audio XR-1 - VST zero latency convolution processor: With Impulse Response Library obtained by 3D auralization technique.

But as computers have grown more powerful and programs that once took a weekend to execute now run in hours on a laptop, the simulation process, known as auralization, is finding its way into the planning of more commonplace locations like airport concourses and video conference rooms.