Information on how to scale the experience of film-originated program material made in a standardized production environment into theaters and homes has previously been given in the JAES (-New Factors in Sound for Cinema and Television-). The work reported here extends these ideas further, developing the following: The role of front-channel loudspeaker directivity in the scaling function; the differences between a loudspeaker array often used in production and in simpler arrangements used at home; and the methods and function of a decorrelated surround-sound component of the sound field.

Author: Holman, Tomlinson
Affiliation: University of Southern California, School of Cinema Television, Los Angeles, CA
AES Conference: 12th International Conference: The Perception of Reproduced Sound (June 1993)
Paper Number: 12-019
Publication Date: June 1, 1993
Subject: Perception of Reproduced Sound

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