Auralization of Speech-Communication Cues
Waqar-Un-Nissa Valiani, Murray R. Hodgson, M. KathleenPichora-Fuller, Bruce A. Schneider · Canadian acoustics · 1996
Auralization is becoming a common technique in simulating different acoustical environments with laboratory control [1], Furthermore, auralization provides a means of presenting binaural stimuli to a listener through some transducer. This study utilizes an auralization system to acoustically simulate a small test chamber (17.42’x l2 .92’x8.83’) and present binaural speech babble to a listener as heard from this simulated room.