The above file _does_ work for me. (only?)
Unfortunately for you, if you click the third icon in the player, the
spectrogram shows no obvious higher frequency pinna cues.
One of Hugo Zuccarelli's demos does have good height cues for me, and
many others, but that is the only one in hundreds of
beside you has some clue? :-D
I also didn't claim to represent binaural science, if I remember well.
Best,
Stefan
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On 22/11/2014 02:43, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
I don't believe that the BBC study is really flawless, BTW. (Günther
Theile thought the same.)
Günther Theile is not one of my drinking buddies, I wish he was. BTW
the Stax demo is not that great..
Stefan. bach, You have not actually downloaded it, nobody has!
Unless you are making the assumption that very low bitrate MP3 is the
same as 24bit flac, there is nothing to discuss.
On 22/11/2014 02:30, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
http://www.freesound.org/people/dwareing/sounds/255159/
This
dw wrote:
It claimed to use state of the art applications of binaural rendering.
Because I cited one white paper does not mean I have only read one in
my life, or base my opinions on those of the BBC. ´
and ...
Previous work http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/publications/whitepaper250 has
shown...
On 2014-11-17, Pulkki Ville wrote:
Sampo mentioned that he heard our demo at Aalto. Here is the title and
the abstract of the demo, which we first showed in AES 55th conference
on spatial audio.
I heard two separate demonstrations, actually. Ville showed me a
headtracking binaural recording
On 2014-11-19, dw wrote:
Still, I've yet to find a solution for b-to-binaural which is as
convincing as some of the BRIR-based object-sound spatialization
packages (e.g. DTS HeadphoneX and Visisonics Realspace). I think
what's primarily lacking is externalization, which perhaps can be
Sampo Syreeni wrote:
...
Ville, Archontis, I hope in time you link to the paper involving the
fourth order DirAC demo I heard of new. Because that shit is
*seriously* impressive. Close to spatially transparent even to my
rather discerning ear.
Using 4th order via (head-tracked) headphones
Sampo Syreeni wrote:
On 2014-11-19, dw wrote:
Still, I've yet to find a solution for b-to-binaural which is as
convincing as some of the BRIR-based object-sound spatialization
packages (e.g. DTS HeadphoneX and Visisonics Realspace). I think
what's primarily lacking is externalization, which
