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Design and applications of a data-based auralization system for surround sound

Horbach et al., 1999

Document ID
2462749103804418601
Author
Horbach U
Karamustafaoglu A
Pellegrini R
Mackensen P
Theile G
Publication year
Publication venue
Audio Engineering Society Convention 106

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A headphone-based auralization system which relies on real-measured data for the acoustic display of surround sound control rooms has been developed. It includes the dynamic convolution of stored binaural room impulse responses, controlled by a head tracker. The …
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