Height Perception in Ambisonic Based Binaural Decoding
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G. Kearney, and T. Doyle, "Height Perception in Ambisonic Based Binaural Decoding," Paper 9423, (2015 October.). doi:
G. Kearney, and T. Doyle, "Height Perception in Ambisonic Based Binaural Decoding," Paper 9423, (2015 October.). doi:
Abstract: This paper presents an investigation into the perception of height in Ambisonic decoding schemes for binaural reproduction. We compare the spatial resolution of first, third, and fifth order Ambisonic decoders to that of real-world monophonic sources presented in the vertical plane. Spatial preservation of the spectral cues required for rendering sources with height is investigated and cross-referenced to binaural models of the rendered systems. The results presented address the applicability of higher order Ambisonics to the rendering of sound source elevation given the high frequency distortion of pinnae cues.
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AB - This paper presents an investigation into the perception of height in Ambisonic decoding schemes for binaural reproduction. We compare the spatial resolution of first, third, and fifth order Ambisonic decoders to that of real-world monophonic sources presented in the vertical plane. Spatial preservation of the spectral cues required for rendering sources with height is investigated and cross-referenced to binaural models of the rendered systems. The results presented address the applicability of higher order Ambisonics to the rendering of sound source elevation given the high frequency distortion of pinnae cues.
This paper presents an investigation into the perception of height in Ambisonic decoding schemes for binaural reproduction. We compare the spatial resolution of first, third, and fifth order Ambisonic decoders to that of real-world monophonic sources presented in the vertical plane. Spatial preservation of the spectral cues required for rendering sources with height is investigated and cross-referenced to binaural models of the rendered systems. The results presented address the applicability of higher order Ambisonics to the rendering of sound source elevation given the high frequency distortion of pinnae cues.
Authors:
Kearney, Gavin; Doyle, Tony
Affiliation:
University of York, York, UK
AES Convention:
139 (October 2015)
Paper Number:
9423
Publication Date:
October 23, 2015Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Spatial Audio
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