Applications of virtual audio

Proceedings of the IEEE 1993 National Aerospace and Electronics Conference-NAECON 1993 Pub Date : 1993-05-24 DOI:10.1109/NAECON.1993.290869

M. Ericson, W. D'Angelo, E. Scarborough, S. Rogers, P. Amburn, D. Ruck

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Technology for electronically simulating spatial sound over loudspeakers and headphones has matured in the past few decades to facilitate many new applications of virtual audio. Electronic simulation of directional and distance auditory cues has greatly expanded the areas of application of virtual audio. Some potential aerospace applications include monitoring spatially separated speech communication signals to increase understanding, navigating by an auditory beacon, and acquiring visual targets with the aid of directional audio signals. Potential non-aerospace applications include navigational aids for the blind and enhanced virtual reality simulation for entertainment and education. In the future, more applications may use virtual audio technology to display spatial auditory information. Past, present, and future applications are discussed for aerospace, research, and entertainment industries. Techniques for creating virtual audio over loudspeakers and headphones are described. It is concluded that virtual audio systems are more flexible than previous physical simulations and can improve low fidelity.<>

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虚拟音频的应用

在过去的几十年里，通过扬声器和耳机电子模拟空间声音的技术已经成熟，从而促进了虚拟音频的许多新应用。电子模拟方向和距离的听觉线索，极大地扩展了虚拟音频的应用领域。一些潜在的航空航天应用包括监控空间分离的语音通信信号以增加理解，通过听觉信标导航，以及借助定向音频信号获取视觉目标。潜在的非航空航天应用包括盲人导航辅助设备和用于娱乐和教育的增强虚拟现实模拟。在未来，更多的应用可能会使用虚拟音频技术来显示空间听觉信息。讨论了过去、现在和未来在航空航天、研究和娱乐行业的应用。描述了通过扬声器和耳机创建虚拟音频的技术。结论是虚拟音频系统比以往的物理模拟更灵活，可以改善低保真度

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