Hyunkook Lee is a Reader (Associate Professor) in Music Technology and the Director of Applied Psychoacoustics Lab (APL) at the University of Huddersfield, UK. His current research focuses on the recording, reproduction and perception of 3D immersive audio.
A new paper on spatial unmasking in the median plane has been published in the Applied Sciences journal (IF=2.474, Q1, Open Access). This work is Nathan Berwick’s final year project I supervised last year. The paper presents an important novel finding on the existence of spatial unmasking in the median plane in the context of … More Spatial unmasking on speech reception threshold
In June 2019, I conducted a rather ambitious 3D recording project with my postdoc researcher Dale Johnson and students at the APL. We used a total of 71 microphones to configure eight different 3D main microphone arrays as well as a dummy head and additional supporting microphones (51 of which were DPA D:Dictate mics). Obviously, … More 3D Microphone Array Comparison (3D-MARCo)
I established the Applied Psychoacoustics Laboratory (APL) in Sep 2013, with three other founding members, Dr Chris Gribben, Dr Rory Wallis and Mark Wendl, who were then my postgraduate students. I remember one night four of us were bouncing off ideas about what name would be best for the lab. One of the candidate names … More Applied Psychoacoustics Lab (APL)/Centre for Audio and Psychoacoustic Engineering (CAPE)
HYUNKOOK LEE 