On 2021-12-19, Stefan Schreiber wrote:
But you can't have it both ways:
Either these small changes are noticeable, but then you also will get
some spectral = tonal errors. (You don't get tonal errors in the case
of normal head movements, according to Dr. Theile and others. Even if
the spectral perception changes because of head movement...)
OR the changes are too small to get noticed, or tp do anything
meaningful in the first place...
You might be dealing with the uncertainty principle, here. Not sure, but
it sounds like you might.
It is impossible to localize in time and frequency at the same time.
That's just basic math. If you do a Fourier analysis of things, the two
sides of the tranform obey the Heisenberg principle.
If you want to go into a more Surround Sound or DSP minded discussion,
I'm more than willing and here. :)
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