dw wrote:
The state-of-the-art finds it very difficult to render sounds below
the listener. To do it with a 'flat' frequency response, and
referenced to ground/gravity ie.. unaffected by normal, small head
movements is a bonus. It is just a pity it might take a while to get
used to..
I can't tell after being spoilt by 100s of hours of listening to
various binaural recordings, and not hearing above 12kHz.
http://www.freesound.org/people/dwareing/sounds/255159/
This might be some observation worth for some serious discussion.
Elevation cues depend a lot on pinnae forms, and are related (mostly?)
to high(er) frequencies.
The HRTF set you are using might just not do it for you?
Would you notice some changes if you try to find some HRTF set which
actually "fits" to you? (Provided that you are probably not able to
measure your personal HRTF data...)
Best,
Stefan
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