Importance of HRTF Personalisation for Audio Rendering in Music-Related Virtual Environments
M. Oehler,
T.M. Voong,
M. Regener
et al.
Abstract:This paper investigates the relevance of numerically simulated head-related transfer functions (HRTFs) for the perceived authenticity, plausibility, localization accuracy, and immersion in music-related virtual environments. For this purpose, personalized HRTFs were created for 46 individuals using a 3D scan of the head and torso. Numerical calculations were performed with the Mesh2HRTF library, using the fast-multipole BEM solver to generate the HRTFs. The subjects had to evaluate jazz and classical pieces pl… Show more
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