Friday, October 21, 2005
Follow up: Moving with or without phase delay
One of the conclusions of our little test today was that moving sounds with
phase delay seem to create flanging (it is not clear why this does not
happen with panning, or if it does, why we are less sensitive to it). An
interesting idea that Miller suggested was to see if phase helps in helping
the brain better localize non-moving sources at different locations in
space. This means running the experiment with actually recordings and
constant localization using the two methods.
There will be no meeting next Friday due to CALIT2 building opening. Please
come to the presentations!
Our general plans for future meetings are:
1. Follow up on the "phase for localization" idea.
2. Windowing / instanteneous freq. within one fft (Miller / Shlomo?)
3. Grace paper from ICMC04 and survey of Spatialization techniques.
4. David: awaiting your bibliography
5. Joe: ADIOS ? (algorithm)
6. Doug: talk about his recent work on annotation.
