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Apparent source width

Apparent source width (ASW) refers to the perceived spatial extent of a sound source. This psychoacoustic phenomenon is influenced by both the sound radiation pattern of the source itself and the acoustic properties of the environment in which it is located. A wide ASW is often a desirable characteristic, particularly in genres like classical music…

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Physics and perception

Auditory systemReverberationReflectionsPrecedence effectPerception
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Music production

Audio masteringSound recording and reproductionAudio engineersRecord producersSpectral balancing
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Subjective room acoustics

ConductorsMusic criticsImpulse responsesLoudness
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Related sound impressions

Liveness
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Physics and perception

Subjective room acoustics

Music production

Related sound impressions

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Apparent source width

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples24
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
Components1

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Apparent source width

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related to Music production · 7
Apparent source width → A-B, Blumlein, In, M-S, ORTF, The, This
related to Related sound impressions · 6
Apparent source width → In, Listener, Liveness, Reverberance, Several, Spaciousness
related to Subjective room acoustics · 6
Apparent source width → Accordingly, In, The, These, This, Together
related to Physics and perception · 5
Apparent source width → Apparent, Since, Sometimes, The, While

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sound source apparent width auditory room early reflections impression musical subjective acoustics reverberation sounds direct perceived radiation asw listener one

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Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionIn0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionThe0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionThis0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionA-B0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionBlumlein0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionM-S0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Music productionORTF0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Physics and perceptionApparent0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Physics and perceptionSometimes0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Physics and perceptionThe0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Physics and perceptionSince0.60section
Apparent source widthrelated to Physics and perceptionWhile0.60section

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