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    Catégorie de document Contribution à un colloque ou à un congrès
    Titre Loudness of ramped and damped sounds: comparison of global loudness and loudness change
    Auteur principal Patrick Susini
    Co-auteurs Sabine Meunier, Régis Trapeau, Jacques Chatron
    Colloque / congrès Congrès Français d'Acoustique. Lyon : Avril 2010
    Comité de lecture Oui
    Année 2010
    Statut éditorial Publié
    Résumé

    Loudness change has been recently studied for tones with linearly varying levels. The published results by di erent authors revealed an asymmetry in the judgment of loudness change for increasing and decreasing levels depending on the range of level. But the results and their interpretations were di erent between Canévet's and Neuho 's studies. The First assumption here is that this di erence was strongly dependent on the procedure used: respectively, indirect estimation versus direct estimation. On the other hand, similar results were obtained by Neuho (2001), Teghtsoonian et al. (2005), and, Susini et al. (2007), when a direct estimation procedure was used. Loudness change was measured in the two former studies, whereas Global loudness was measured in the latter one. Therefore, the second assumption here is that direct ratings of loudness change in Neuho 's study are confounded with a global impression of loudness. Thus, two experiments were performed in order to test these two assumptions. In the first one, indirect and direct estimation of loudness change of increasing and decreasing levels of synthetic vowel sounds and1-kHz tones for several ramp ranges of either two sizes (15, 30 dB) were obtained by magnitude estimation respectively for two groups of 16 participants. In the second experiment, a third group of 16 participants estimate the global loudness of the same stimuli. Results of the first experiment reveal a di erence between indirect and direct estimations. Indirect estimations are significantly di erent for ramp sizes of 15 and 30 dB, whereas direct estimations are not, and increase with end level for increasing ramps. In addition, direct estimations of loudness change show the same trend than the global loudness estimations, according to the ramp sizes and the end level. These results suggest, as assumed, that direct ratings would rather measure a global impression of loudness than a loudness change.

    Equipe Perception et design sonores
    Cote Susini10b
    Adresse de la version en ligne http://articles.ircam.fr/textes/Susini10b/index.pdf

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