A method of active sound control by a local device, namely, an active resonator that provides a resonance absorption or scattering of sound in a broad frequency band, is proposed. The active resonator is modeled as a sound source with an acoustoelectric feedback, which allows the correction of its motion depending on the sound field measured in the vicinity of the resonator. The performance of the method is demonstrated by two examples.
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