Subject: Re: An inquiry of a reference about loudness models
From: Ramin Pichevar <Ramin.Pichevar@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2006 11:53:45 -0500
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Dear Kaisu,
The following two papers deal with "loudness". The second paper compares ten
different "loudness meters" from different companies and scientific papers.
G. Soulodre and M. Lavoie, "Stereo and Multichannel Loudness Perception and
Metering", AES (Audio Engineering Society) Convention, Paper 6618, Oct.
2005
G. Soulodre, "Evaluation of Objective Loudness Meters", AES Convention,
Paper 6161, May 2004.
Best,
Ramin
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De : AUDITORY Research in Auditory Perception
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Envoyé : Friday, March 31, 2006 4:46 AM
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Objet : An inquiry of a reference about loudness models
Dear Auditory list,
I would have wished to ask for your help in finding a certain reference.
I heard from one professor of Acoustics about an article in which
several loudness models for musical signals were tested. In this
article, the authors came up with a conclusion that the loudness models
didn't necessarily apply in all cases to musical signals since the
models usually have been targeted for stationary wideband signals - such
as continuous white noise or filtered noise. Unfortunately the professor
couldn't recall the exact reference to this work. Would anyone of you
know how to find this article? Also, other references related to this
topic are of course very welcome!
Very many thanks for your suggestions!
Best wishes, Kaisu Krohn
email: kaisu.krohn@xxxxxxxx