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To progress from surround sound to true 3-D requires a more psychoacoustically complete depiction of the audio environment. This paper defines an important element of the interaction of sounding objects and their environment that we have termed `ambience labelling information`. However, complex scenes can be cartoonified in order to preserve only perceptually significant information and thus greatly simplify rendering.
Author (s): Lennox, Peter; Myatt, Tony; Vaughan, John
Affiliation:
Research Student, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Research Associate, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Director of Music Technology Research, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK
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Publication Date:
2001-06-06
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Session subject:
Surround Sound
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Lennox, Peter; Myatt, Tony; Vaughan, John; 2001; 3D Audio as an Information Environment [PDF]; Research Student, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Research Associate, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Director of Music Technology Research, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK; Paper 1872; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=10117
Lennox, Peter; Myatt, Tony; Vaughan, John; 3D Audio as an Information Environment [PDF]; Research Student, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Research Associate, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK ; Director of Music Technology Research, Department of Music, University of York, York, UK; Paper 1872; 2001 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=10117