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Thanks - that's clarified things. -I've always taken precedence to be the
"shift towards" rather than the measure that stipulates " localised at the
exact direction of the leading sound in the presence of lagging sound (e.g.
full phantom image shift to one loudspeaker position), if the delay tim
On 12/09/2015 03:00 PM, Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
i've attached the paper, since it is open access.
well, i meant to, but apparently the attachment got eaten. here it is:
http://www.aes.org/e-lib/browse.cfm?elib=18040
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Thanks for that - having quickly dashed through it, it does seem that, with a
fadein/out of 1s, that there are no onset transients to speak of and so I would
expect precedence effects to be largely neutralised, leaving the primary cues
for location to be spectral cues - but in that case, I wasn'
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> > no -percedence effects include a range of phenomena. But precedence in
> > the median plane isn't quite as effective as in the azimuthal plane,
> > according to Litovsky, Rakerd, Hartmann et al, but is st
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That raises the interesting question of 'how transient is a transient' to be
effective in respect of precedence effects? - my guess would be that the figure
would not be the same in the median and azimuthal planes.
With you noise bursts and 'proper' instruments, was the 7dB constant, or did it
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Of course, the paradigm that excludes head-tilt - necessary to control for
experimental variables, does mean that the experiment is not representative
(what some people refer to as 'ecological validity') of real-world localisation.
Given that, when I look around the lecture theatre, 40%+ have, a
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> That raises the interesting question of 'how transient is a transient' to be
> effective in respect of precedence effects? - my guess would be that the
> figure would not be the same in the median and azimuthal planes.
>From what I've found so far, transient doesn't really help vertical
>loca
On 12/10/2015 04:59 PM, Peter Lennox wrote:
It does imply that an ambisonic panner plugin that incorporates spectral
manipulation would be more efficacious
noo!
if it's an ambisonic panner, it doesn't change the spectrum. if it
changes the spectrum, it's not an ambisonic panner :)
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