On the Use of a Haptic Feedback Device for Sound Source Control in Spatial Audio Systems
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F. Melchior, C. Pike, M. Brooks, and S. Grace, "On the Use of a Haptic Feedback Device for Sound Source Control in Spatial Audio Systems," Paper 8841, (2013 May.). doi:
F. Melchior, C. Pike, M. Brooks, and S. Grace, "On the Use of a Haptic Feedback Device for Sound Source Control in Spatial Audio Systems," Paper 8841, (2013 May.). doi:
Abstract: Next generation spatial audio systems are likely to be capable of 3-D sound reproduction. Systems currently under discussion require the sound designer to position and manipulate sound sources in three dimensions. New intuitive tools, designed to meet the requirements of audio production environments, are needed to make efficient use of this new technology. This paper investigates a haptic feedback controller as a user interface for spatial audio systems. The paper will give an overview of conventional tools and controllers. A prototype has been developed based on the requirements of different tasks and reproduction methods. The implementation will be described in detail and the results of a user evaluation will be given.
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Next generation spatial audio systems are likely to be capable of 3-D sound reproduction. Systems currently under discussion require the sound designer to position and manipulate sound sources in three dimensions. New intuitive tools, designed to meet the requirements of audio production environments, are needed to make efficient use of this new technology. This paper investigates a haptic feedback controller as a user interface for spatial audio systems. The paper will give an overview of conventional tools and controllers. A prototype has been developed based on the requirements of different tasks and reproduction methods. The implementation will be described in detail and the results of a user evaluation will be given.
Authors:
Melchior, Frank; Pike, Chris; Brooks, Matthew; Grace, Stuart
Affiliation:
BBC Research and Development, Salford, UK
AES Convention:
134 (May 2013)
Paper Number:
8841
Publication Date:
May 4, 2013Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Recording and Production
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