Perceptual Evaluation of Personalized BRIRs and Headphone Compensation
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G. Davis, SC. AN. Schevciw Andre, and I. Munoz, N. Peters, "Perceptual Evaluation of Personalized BRIRs and Headphone Compensation," Paper 39, (2019 August.). doi:
G. Davis, SC. AN. Schevciw Andre, and I. Munoz, N. Peters, "Perceptual Evaluation of Personalized BRIRs and Headphone Compensation," Paper 39, (2019 August.). doi:
Abstract: Previous literature demonstrates two key components required for the accurate reproduction of a 3-dimensional sound field over headphones: head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) and headphone compensation filters (HCFs). This study seeks to supplement an already extensive body of work with a new methodology for the capture and evaluation of individualized binaural room impulse responses (BRIRs) and HCFs. The results of a double-blind listening test corroborate earlier findings regarding the interaction of BRIR and HCF source on binaural audio quality. Finally, the perceptual advantages of a fully individualized binaural rendering procedure are reported.
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AU - Davis, Graham
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AU - Munoz, Isaac
AU - Peters, Nils
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TI - Perceptual Evaluation of Personalized BRIRs and Headphone Compensation
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AU - Davis, Graham
AU - Schevciw Andre
AU - Munoz, Isaac
AU - Peters, Nils
PY - 2019
JO - Journal of the Audio Engineering Society
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Y1 - August 2019
AB - Previous literature demonstrates two key components required for the accurate reproduction of a 3-dimensional sound field over headphones: head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) and headphone compensation filters (HCFs). This study seeks to supplement an already extensive body of work with a new methodology for the capture and evaluation of individualized binaural room impulse responses (BRIRs) and HCFs. The results of a double-blind listening test corroborate earlier findings regarding the interaction of BRIR and HCF source on binaural audio quality. Finally, the perceptual advantages of a fully individualized binaural rendering procedure are reported.
Previous literature demonstrates two key components required for the accurate reproduction of a 3-dimensional sound field over headphones: head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) and headphone compensation filters (HCFs). This study seeks to supplement an already extensive body of work with a new methodology for the capture and evaluation of individualized binaural room impulse responses (BRIRs) and HCFs. The results of a double-blind listening test corroborate earlier findings regarding the interaction of BRIR and HCF source on binaural audio quality. Finally, the perceptual advantages of a fully individualized binaural rendering procedure are reported.
Authors:
Davis, Graham; Schevciw Andre; Munoz, Isaac; Peters, Nils
Affiliation:
Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., San Diego, CA, USA
AES Conference:
2019 AES INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HEADPHONE TECHNOLOGY (August 2019)
Paper Number:
39
Publication Date:
August 21, 2019Import into BibTeX
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