Auditory Localization Demonstrations

I. Calibration signals (sinusoids) 2. Monotic, Diotic and Dichotic Signals (percussion) 3. Binaural Recordings and Externalization (clarinet) 4. Monaural versus Stereo versus Binaural (jet plane) 5. Binaural Speech Separation (speech) 6. Reverberant and Anechoic Environments (speech) 7. Localization in Reverberant Environments (tones) 8. The Clifton Effect (clicks) 9. The Clifton Effect with Speech (speech) IO. The Clifton Effect with a Moving Echo (clicks) Il. The Clifton Effect with a Moving Echo (speech) 12. The Clifton Effect with Paired Echoes (clicks) 13. Binaural Adaptation (various) 14. Elevation Effects (bells)

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