Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields

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Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields. / Lennox, P.; Myatt, T.; Scavone, G.P. (Editor).

Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display. 2007. p. 208-212.

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Harvard

Lennox, P, Myatt, T & Scavone, GP (ed.) 2007, Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields. in Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display. pp. 208-212, ICAD2007, Montreal, Canada, 26/06/07. <http://www.icad.org/Proceedings/2007/LennoxMyatt2007.pdf>

APA

Lennox, P., Myatt, T., & Scavone, G. P. (Ed.) (2007). Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields. In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display (pp. 208-212) http://www.icad.org/Proceedings/2007/LennoxMyatt2007.pdf

Vancouver

Lennox P, Myatt T, Scavone GP, (ed.). Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields. In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display. 2007. p. 208-212

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Lennox, P. ; Myatt, T. ; Scavone, G.P. (Editor). / Concepts of perceptual significance for composition and reproduction of explorable surround sound fields. Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Auditory Display. 2007. pp. 208-212

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