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The importance of the direct to reverberant ratio in the perception of distance, localization, clarity, and envelopment

Griesinger, 2009

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Audio Engineering Society Convention 126

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The Direct to Reverberant ratio (D/R)-the ratio of the energy in the first wave front to the reflected sound energy-is absent from most discussions of room acoustics. Yet only the direct sound (DS) provides information about the localization and distance of a sound …
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