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spectral shape + perceptual distance

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Subject: spectral shape + perceptual distance
From: Andrew Sabin <a-sabin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2008 14:58:11 -0500
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Hi All,

Is anyone aware of a paper investigating a way to model the perceptual
distance between 2 sounds that differ in spectral shape, but are
otherwise identical? The ideal investigation would compare a single
recorded sound that has been processed with 2 different equalization
(frequency vs gain) curves. I am aware of the recent work by Terasawa
et al., but I am most interested in real (recorded) sounds.

Many thanks

Andy Sabin
Graduate Student
Northwestern University

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