Interaural Coherence

• Each acoustic space has its own variety of reflectors causing the reverberant sound arriving at the listener to be different from each direction.

• Interaural coherence is a measurement that indicates there is little similarity between the reverberation received by each of the two ears.

• A low interaural coherence generally results in a more pleasing sound and a greater feeling of ``immersion''.

• Low interaural coherence can be implemented by giving each channel its own reverberator with slightly different parameters.