Spatial Sound With Loudspeakers and Its Perception: A Review of the Current State
Sascha Spors, Hagen Wierstorf, Alexander Raake, Frank Melchior, Matthias Frank, Franz Zotter
Abstract
Sascha Spors, Hagen Wierstorf, Alexander Raake, Frank Melchior, Matthias Frank, Franz Zotter
Abstract
This paper reviews the current state of loudspeaker-based spatial sound reproduction methods from technical perspective as well as perceptual perspective. A nomenclature is developed that allows for a strict separation between these two perspectives. The physical fundamentals, practical realization, and results from perceptual studies are discussed for a number of well-established and emerging reproduction techniques. Further, the paper outlines novel approaches to spatial sound evaluation in terms of perceived quality and provides a comparison of current approaches.
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This paper reviews the current state of loudspeaker-based spatial sound reproduction methods from technical perspective as well as perceptual perspective. A nomenclature is developed that allows for a strict separation between these two perspectives. The physical fundamentals, practical realization, and results from perceptual studies are discussed for a number of well-established and emerging reproduction techniques. Further, the paper outlines novel approaches to spatial sound evaluation in terms of perceived quality and provides a comparison of current approaches.
Key concepts: Loudspeaker, Perception, Perspective (graphical), Realization (probability), Current (fluid), Sound (geography), Computer science, State (computer science)