It is well-known that we benefit from binaural hearing when listening to the speech of interest
amongst noise, where spatial cues may release our auditory perception from masking …

This work presents the initial results of a study examining the spherical directivity and
formant analysis of the Greek singing voice. The study aims to contribute to vocal production …

This dissertation deals with the topic of spatial audio in the context of Free and Open Source
Software (FOSS). It is separated into three main sections: creating, capturing, and conveying …

The integration of network-based music performance with immersive media technology
opens new compelling avenues for live collaborative multimedia concerts and exhibitions …

Interest in spatial audio has been on the rise in recent years and as new digital signal
processing algorithms are developed and leveraged for in ear and over ear headphones …

Previous research has linked vocal sound quality to technique and expressiveness-related
movements of singers. This study examines the effect of such movements on vocal directivity …

This dissertation deals with the topic of spatial audio in the context of Free and Open Source
Software (FOSS). It is separated into three main sections: creating, capturing, and conveying …

This document covers the release of the open-source HMDiR dataset (Head-Mounted-
Display acoustic Impulse Responses) of HRTFs, useful to study the occlusion effect of …

This work presents preliminary findings on the connection between formant frequencies and
directivity of the Greek singing voice, aiming to contribute to vocal production research, and …

A previous study found that spatial release from masking (SRM) could be observed under
virtual reverberant environments using a first order Ambisonic-based sound reproduction …