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A previous AES paper used listening tests to show that spatialization of speech could yield improved perceived performance over non-spatial reproduction, when peripheral babble or additional voices were present. Now additional tests investigate the spatialization performance of the transaural and ambisonic techniques and identify apparent discrepancies between which method permits most accurate localization which has the highest perceived performance.
Author (s): Evans, Michael J.; Tew, Anthony I.; Angus, James A. S.
Affiliation:
University of Reading, Reading, UK ; University of York, York, UK
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AES Convention: 104
Paper Number:4668
Publication Date:
1998-05-06
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Session subject:
Audio in Virtual Reality Systems
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Evans, Michael J.; Tew, Anthony I.; Angus, James A. S.; 1998; Relative Spatialization of Ambisonic and Transaural Speech [PDF]; University of Reading, Reading, UK ; University of York, York, UK; Paper 4668; Available from: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=8512
Evans, Michael J.; Tew, Anthony I.; Angus, James A. S.; Relative Spatialization of Ambisonic and Transaural Speech [PDF]; University of Reading, Reading, UK ; University of York, York, UK; Paper 4668; 1998 Available: https://aes2.org/publications/elibrary-page/?id=8512