Measurement of Time-Variant Binaural Room Impulse Responses for Data-Based Synthesis of Dynamic Auditory Scenes
Measurement of Time-Variant Binaural Room Impulse Responses for Data-Based Synthesis of Dynamic Auditory Scenes
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时变双耳房间脉冲响应的测量,用于基于数据的动态听觉场景合成
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2014
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S. Spors
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S. Spors
In binaural synthesis, the ear signals are generated by filtering the source signal with a pair of binaural room impulse responses (BRIRs) that characterize the acoustic transmissions from a sound source to the outer ears [1]. Simulated BRIRs are used in model-based binaural synthesis, whereas measured BRIRs are used in data-based binaural synthesis. In the latter approach, the BRIRs are usually measured in static experimental setups. For the auralization of dynamic scenes, such static BRIRs have to be interpolated or extrapolated which is not straightforward under non-freefield conditions. In this study, an alternative approach for the data-based synthesis of dynamic scenes is presented. The dynamic acoustic scene is excited by a test signal, and the response is captured by a dummy head, as shown in Fig. 1. By employing a recently proposed system identification method, the BRIRs are computed for every time instant. Thus, a massive number of BRIRs is obtained that describe the acoustic characteristics of the dynamic system.