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Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Mon, Dec 07, 2015 at 01:55:36AM +, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
But your plots surely don't apply directly to the Ozo sphere, which
is packed with electronics inside? (s. Nokia's videos.)
The word "case" includes the interior of the sphere, which is not hollow.
Your
Bo-Erik Sandholm wrote:
I just want to say that when I read Joseph's mail I feel like christmas has
come early this year :-)
I have been thinking about headtracked binaural listening for a couple of
years and discussing it here and in other forums.
The goal is to make it possible to listen to
Hi All
Sorry that I haven't been reading this thread too carefully and may have
missed the point, whether the discussion is about headphone or speaker
listening. Sometimes I have a bad habit just to dump posts.
However, here's the LEDR test for loudspeaker listening. It is intended
for quick ste
Bo-Erik Sandholm wrote:
Sadly this info is not published as far as I know,
I have it from Ingvar Öhman http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ingvar+%C3%B6hman&l=1 who
had a research company for researching how the human hearing work together
with the 2 loudspeaker stereo system.
He did a demo recording showin
On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 08:01:35PM +, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
> Your sphere plot applies (for example) to the Eigenmike, which is
> based on 32 capsules positioned directly on the sphere surface.
>
> Ozo: The tiny openings you can see on the pictures seem to be just
> that. (So, no capsules..
Peter Lennox wrote:
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 lec
Fons Adriaensen wrote:
On Sat, Dec 12, 2015 at 08:01:35PM +, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
Your sphere plot applies (for example) to the Eigenmike, which is
based on 32 capsules positioned directly on the sphere surface.
Ozo: The tiny openings you can see on the pictures seem to be just
that
sound source could be a natural
> reaction. Biological behaviour pattern?)
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Augustine Leudar wrote:
I think when you tilt your head - especially up - it allows interaural
level and time differences to come into play that arent normally available
for vertical soundsources. Basically the sound will hit one ear before the
other and louder. We all know thats the case for ho
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