Stereo Perception and Sound Localisation

The first study period and the first examinations are over. Now it's time to present the results of my work to the rest of the world.

I will start with one of the lab assignments we had to do for the course Sound Perception (I worked with a fellow exchange student from Brunswick):

Our task was to "present an interesting and non-trivial psycho-acoustical phenomenon, to create sound examples, to document how the sounds were generated and to provide a correct explanation of the phenomenon". The results of our work should be presented on a "simple, informative and elegant web-page".

And here it is: Stereo Perception and Sound Localisation