Current systems capable of 3D sound reproduction and panning of multi-channel sound sources require the user to employ standard, low-level interaction tools such as knobs and sliders to handle audio sources and reproduction setups with higher complexity. Innovative tools and control methods designed to meet the requirements of immersive audio environments are essential to enable efficient implementation of these technologies and software. This work investigated three types of input devices as controllers for an immersive audio mixing task in a spatial audio system. This second part of the research focuses on the objective data registered by the apparatus of the experiment. Results suggest devices with a high degree of integrality had the fastest learning curve and produced comparable results to the traditional method in response time.
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