This section includes links to other sources of Ambisonic information. If you have any relevant links you would like included, please let me know . Second-Order Ambisonics represents a new development on the Ambisonic scene. For more information see Richard Furse's 3-D Audio page.
Software tools are also available.
Martin Leese at the University of New Brunswick, Canada, provides the primary North American resource on Ambisonics Dave Malham at the University of York, England, heads the Music Technology Group, which carries out active research into extending the scope of Ambisonics. His site represents the primary source in the UK for material on this topic. You'll receive a confirmatory message with instructions. Mark Anderson and Eero Aro maintain the incredible Ambisonic Discography - and there's now a publications list too, which includes some of my own articles I'd forgotten about. It's entitled Enhanced Audio Formats For Multi-Channel Configurations And High Bit Resolution and is here by request.