Hearing/Psychoacoustics (Q901)

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psychoacoustic aspects of the perception of sound events

psychoacoustic aspects of the perception of sound events
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Hearing/Psychoacoustics
psychoacoustic aspects of the perception of sound events

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    loudness perception (English)
    A and C weighting curves (English)
    ISO 226 equal-loudness contours (English)
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    sound localisation on the horizontal plane (English)
    interaural level difference (ILD) (English)
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    sound localisation on the sagittal plane (English)
    spectral cues due to filtering effects from outer ear, torso, and head (English)
    identical ITD and ILD (English)
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    spectral masking (English)
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    temporal masking (English)
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    precedence effect/law of the first wavefront (English)
    trading level for arrival time in delay lines (English)
    trading level for arrival time in stereo phantom sources (English)
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    distance and space perception (English)
    interaural cross-correlation (English)
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    SQQ7 - 6.2
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    Knowing how the human brain perceives the sensation coming in from the ears helps us make decisions every day, most importantly with respect to sound localisation, but also in terms of spectral masking and to keep a mix clean and transparent. With immersive systems becoming more common, psychoacoustics becomes more important every day. (English)
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    Zu wissen, wie das menschliche Gehirn die Sensorik des Gehörs auswertet, hilft uns täglich bei der Entscheidungsfindung, hauptsächlich bei der Lokalisierung, aber auch im Hinblick auf spektrale Verdeckung und Durchhörbarkeit einer Mischung. Bei zunehmender Verbreitung von immersiven Systemen spielt die Psychoakustik eine immer wichtigere Rolle. (German)
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    ESCO description

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