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- Dummy_head_recording abstract "In acoustics, dummy head recording (also known as artificial head or Kunstkopf) is a method used to make binaural recordings that allows a listener wearing headphones to perceive the directionality and the room acoustics of single or multiple sources.Human perception of the direction of a sound source is complex, and consists of:Simple "left-right" information can be gained from relative level differences and time of arrival differences of the sound in each ear.For percussive sounds, the impact of a shock wave can register perceptibly on the skin (typically the upper torso), with the earliest and strongest sensory stimulus coming from the regions of skin aligned perpendicular to the direction of the sound source.The human head imprints frequency-dependent distortions of phase and amplitude on sound reaching the eardrums, that are frequency-dependent level differences and these distortion effects vary with the direction of the sound source (being caused by the geometry and sound-transmitting characteristics of the sinus and throat cavities, eustachian tubes, inner ear, external ears, and other hard and soft tissues in the head and upper body (see: head-related transfer function, "HRTF").Conventional stereo recording only makes use of left-right information. Dummy head recording uses both left-right information and frequency-dependent distortions.".
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- Dummy_head_recording description "A binaural recording. The desired effect can be achieved only with stereo headphones.".
- Dummy_head_recording filename "BinauralPaper.ogg".
- Dummy_head_recording filename "One Man Rumba binaural audio demonstration.ogg".
- Dummy_head_recording format Ogg.
- Dummy_head_recording hasPhotoCollection Dummy_head_recording.
- Dummy_head_recording title ""One Man Rumba" binaural musical demonstration".
- Dummy_head_recording title "BinauralPaper".
- Dummy_head_recording subject Category:Acoustics.
- Dummy_head_recording subject Category:Sound_recording.
- Dummy_head_recording comment "In acoustics, dummy head recording (also known as artificial head or Kunstkopf) is a method used to make binaural recordings that allows a listener wearing headphones to perceive the directionality and the room acoustics of single or multiple sources.Human perception of the direction of a sound source is complex, and consists of:Simple "left-right" information can be gained from relative level differences and time of arrival differences of the sound in each ear.For percussive sounds, the impact of a shock wave can register perceptibly on the skin (typically the upper torso), with the earliest and strongest sensory stimulus coming from the regions of skin aligned perpendicular to the direction of the sound source.The human head imprints frequency-dependent distortions of phase and amplitude on sound reaching the eardrums, that are frequency-dependent level differences and these distortion effects vary with the direction of the sound source (being caused by the geometry and sound-transmitting characteristics of the sinus and throat cavities, eustachian tubes, inner ear, external ears, and other hard and soft tissues in the head and upper body (see: head-related transfer function, "HRTF").Conventional stereo recording only makes use of left-right information. ".
- Dummy_head_recording label "Dummy head recording".
- Dummy_head_recording label "Dummy head".
- Dummy_head_recording label "Kunstkopf".
- Dummy_head_recording sameAs Kunstkopf.
- Dummy_head_recording sameAs Dummy_head.
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- Dummy_head_recording sameAs Q5255483.
- Dummy_head_recording sameAs Q5255483.
- Dummy_head_recording wasDerivedFrom Dummy_head_recording?oldid=602240634.
- Dummy_head_recording depiction Dummyhead.jpg.
- Dummy_head_recording isPrimaryTopicOf Dummy_head_recording.