@inproceedings{4a6e5c2595e44fb99848af91da19d936,
title = "The effect of visual stimuli on the perception of 'natural' loudness and equalisation",
abstract = "In the world of audio for picture, the two must combine well to create a believable reality. It has long been known that the visual and audible stimuli are to some degree affected by each other; however, the ways in which these variables interact has not been particularly well documented. This paper presents the results of several controlled experiments, which have dealt with some of the separate variables; individually, and also in various combinations. These experiments relate to the problems of compatibility between cinema and domestic reproduction of audio-visual programmes, and also the compatibility between the different mixing environments, themselves. The need for multi-format mixing rooms has been with us for many years, but the practical realisation of such rooms has not enjoyed much success; principally for lack of a fuller understanding of the subjects under discussion in this paper. Copyright (2008) by the Institute of Acoustics.",
author = "Newell, {Philip R.} and Holland, {Keith R.} and Branko Neskov and Sergio Castro and Matthew Desborough and Guijarro, {Soledad Torres} and Antonio Pena and Eliana Valdig{\^e}m and Staub, {Diego Suarez} and Newell, {Julius P.} and Lara Harris and Christian Beusch",
year = "2008",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781605606811",
series = "Institute of Acoustics - 24th Reproduced Sound Conference 2008, Reproduced Sound 2008: Immersive Audio, Proceedings of the Institute of Acoustics",
publisher = "IIAV International Institute of Acoustics and Vibration ",
number = "6",
pages = "14--25",
booktitle = "Proceedings of the 24th Conference on Reproduced Sound:",
address = "United States",
note = "24th Reproduced Sound Conference 2008: Immersive Audio, Reproduced Sound 2008 ; Conference date: 20-11-2008 Through 21-11-2008",
}