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A spatial audio interface for desktop applications

Strauß et al., 2003

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14031682493569110747
Author
Strauß M
Sontacchi A
Noisternig M
Holdrich R
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Publication venue
Audio Engineering Society Conference: 24th International Conference: Multichannel Audio, The New Reality

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The aim of the proposed system is to create an immersive audio environment for desktop applications without using headphones. It allows the spatialisation of 3D sound fields around an almost free mobile listener. The sound field is reproduced by a several …
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