Dear Frederik,
Sorry, but that isn’t enough information. It is useful to know what you are actually try to do. For example, here are some starting questions :
1) Single source, several sources, many sources?
2) Range of angles of interest: any desired position on the full sphere, limited positions on most of the sphere, how high and how low
3) Distance rendering: accurate range needed? Distance <1 from the head?
4) Source trajectories or fixed positions?
5) Room effect or anechoic conditions?
6) Real-time or off-line?
7) Head-tracking integration possible or not?
8) PC platform (Win/Mac/Linux)?
9) Your programming skill level (turn-key system, MaxMSP patching, MatLab coding)?
10) Headphone equalization?
11) Price range possible?
12) Lab setting or installation art?
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De : AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception [mailto:AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Frederik Nielbo
Envoyé : samedi 15 septembre 2012 14:27
À : AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Objet : Re: [AUDITORY] Longcat AudioStage
Dear Brian and others,
What I am looking for is simply some software that allows me to produce auditory stimuli, enabling me to present it binaurally in stereo headphones. I need to be able to control the virtual position rather precise.
Thank you, Gaëtan, I will definitely look into that!
Best regards,
Frederik
2012/9/14 Brian Katz <brian.katz@xxxxxxxx>
What are you actually wanting to do? This will greatly affect your choice, and there a numerous ones out there with VERY different results and constraints.
-Brian FG Katz
Dear list,
I am wondering if any of you have experiences with Longcat AudioStage in your work with audio spatialization - is this the best software available, are there any major limitations, what are the alternatives, etc.?