03-08-2015 02:06 PM
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03-11-2015 07:07 AM
"chris.pike-bbc" wrote:
Hi Brian,
It's surprising to hear that you're processing in this way. It's quite common to crossfade between the outputs of convolution with the current and previous HRTFs over the course of a buffer to avoid these discontinuities. Even with a fairly slow moving source you could get clicks/artefacts from your current approach.
In a sense I agree with you about creating a busy mix, if you want to draw focus to a particular object then you don't want too many sound sources masking it. But this is the same with normal stereo production. Actually in my experience if you mix stereo and spatialised sound sources you get some spatial masking which reduces the effect of spatialisation.
03-11-2015 10:27 AM
"chris.pike-bbc" wrote:
Hi Brian,
It's surprising to hear that you're processing in this way. It's quite common to crossfade between the outputs of convolution with the current and previous HRTFs over the course of a buffer to avoid these discontinuities. Even with a fairly slow moving source you could get clicks/artefacts from your current approach.
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