On the Accuracy and Consistency of Sound Localization at Various Azimuth and Elevation Angles
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M. Mironovs, and H. Lee, "On the Accuracy and Consistency of Sound Localization at Various Azimuth and Elevation Angles," Paper 9952, (2018 May.). doi:
M. Mironovs, and H. Lee, "On the Accuracy and Consistency of Sound Localization at Various Azimuth and Elevation Angles," Paper 9952, (2018 May.). doi:
Abstract: This study examined the sound localization of a broadband pink noise burst at various azimuth and elevation angles in a critical listening room. A total of 33 source positions were tested, ranging from 0° to 180° azimuth and -30° to 90° elevation angles with 30° intervals. Results indicated that sound source elevation was localized inaccurately with a large data spread; however, it was improved on the off-center planes. It was observed that elevation localization accuracy was worse on the back compared to the front. Back to front confusion was observed for the sources raised to 60° elevation angle. Proposed listening response method showed consistent localization result and is therefore considered to be useful for future studies in 3D sound localization.
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AB - This study examined the sound localization of a broadband pink noise burst at various azimuth and elevation angles in a critical listening room. A total of 33 source positions were tested, ranging from 0° to 180° azimuth and -30° to 90° elevation angles with 30° intervals. Results indicated that sound source elevation was localized inaccurately with a large data spread; however, it was improved on the off-center planes. It was observed that elevation localization accuracy was worse on the back compared to the front. Back to front confusion was observed for the sources raised to 60° elevation angle. Proposed listening response method showed consistent localization result and is therefore considered to be useful for future studies in 3D sound localization.
This study examined the sound localization of a broadband pink noise burst at various azimuth and elevation angles in a critical listening room. A total of 33 source positions were tested, ranging from 0° to 180° azimuth and -30° to 90° elevation angles with 30° intervals. Results indicated that sound source elevation was localized inaccurately with a large data spread; however, it was improved on the off-center planes. It was observed that elevation localization accuracy was worse on the back compared to the front. Back to front confusion was observed for the sources raised to 60° elevation angle. Proposed listening response method showed consistent localization result and is therefore considered to be useful for future studies in 3D sound localization.
Authors:
Mironovs, Maksims; Lee, Hyunkook
Affiliation:
University of Huddersfield, Huddersfield, UK
AES Convention:
144 (May 2018)
Paper Number:
9952
Publication Date:
May 14, 2018Import into BibTeX
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Posters: Perception
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