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Quality of Head-Related Transfer Functions-Some Practical Remarks

Silzle, 2003

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4877862817479554866
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Silzle A
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ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Auditory Quality of Systems

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This paper starts with a short summary about previous work done in the field of head-related transfer function (HRTF) measurement and processing. Afterwards a new method to find and optimize HRTFs is explained. The main idea is to use expert listeners to select and tune the …
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