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A Second-Order Cepstral Signature of Contact-Vibration Sounds Reproduced by Laptop Loudspeakers: A Synthetic Case Study
A mobile phone vibrating on a hard surface often sounds qualitatively unlike ordinary audiovisual recordings when reproduced through laptop loudspeakers. We propose that part of this perceptual distinctiveness can be described as a nested periodicity: a first-order cepstral structure reflecting the
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