A3.14

Spatial Audio and Externalization

Cards in this group · 5

  1. A3.14.1Externalization is the percept that a sound comes from outside the head, not stuck inside the ear canal
  2. A3.14.2Ordinary stereo headphones struggle to externalize, prone to producing an in-head localization illusion
  3. A3.14.3The head-related transfer function is individual, and generic parameters reduce localization accuracy
  4. A3.14.4Reverberation ratio is the primary cue for judging source distance, and directional cues cannot substitute for it
  5. A3.14.5Binaural recording reconstructs natural spatial cues better than plain stereo