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Individual Localisation Behaviour for Perception of Virtual Sound Sources

Test results normally indicate very large variability in perception of lateral virtual sound sources with a 5-channel speaker setup. Three recent studies indicate that up to a third of stimuli from a side speaker pair were perceived surprisingly accurately as virtual sound sources. In other cases sound sources were perceived as coming from only one speaker or from it’s vicinity. Therefore, we specified prototypical localisation behaviours. We examined effects on localisation by reproduction rooms, exact position of test persons in relation to speakers, test persons’ head movements and trading between time delay and level differences.

Authors: Bradter, Cornelius; Hobohm, Klaus
Affiliations: HFF Potsdam; University of Applied Science, Berlin(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention:122 (May 2007) Paper Number:6994 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Spatial Audio Perception and Processing

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