Shinn-Cunningham, B. G. 2004, April 4–9. The perceptual consequences of creating a realistic, reverberant 3-D audio display. Paper presented at The International Congress on Acoustics, Kyoto, Japan.
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Shinn-Cunningham, B. G., Lin, I.-F., & Streeter, T. 2005, July 22–27. Trading directional accuracy for realism in virtual auditory display. Paper presented at 1st. International Conference on Virtual Reality.
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"...distance and direction are not perceptually independent."
"...even low levels of reverberant energy cause significant degradations in directional localization performance. In particular, directional localization accuracy is likely to be degraded whenever reverberation is included in a virtual auditory display, at least for lateral sources. However, reverberant energy is necessary to allow accurate distance perception and to improve the subjective realism of a virtual auditory display. ...the benefits of adding reverberant energy to a virtual auditory display may often be worth any loss in localization accuracy for sources off to the sides of the listener."
