| Publisher | HeadWize | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 14 Aug 2003 |
| Topics | Sound Components, Music Media, Sequencing / Synthesizing | ||
| Downloads | 80 | ||
This document presents an introduction to the general concepts and performance of three-dimensional audio technology. Several audio technology categories are defined with the purpose of creating a common understanding of "better-than-stereo" audio playback methods.
This document starts by explaining how different forms of audio processing compare against each other ("What is and What isn’t 3D Audio"). It then focuses on the concepts of acoustics and human hearing that A3D is based on, and details the digital audio building blocks that make up an A3D system.
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