The folk at Spitfire Audio have this rather worth listening to YouTube = you need speakers AND headphones to watch the video. Some amazingly realistic clips and a guy with only one working ear explaining how he can perceive locational info from sounds!
Recording and the construction of the dummy head developed for a dissertation at TEI Crete Greece, Department of Music Technology and Acoustics. The dissertation focuses on experimental construction of a human head (Dummy Head), for binaural recording and playback on headphones.
I have just bought a http://www.3dmicpro…"]3D Mic Pro[/]="http://www.3dmicpro…"]3D Mic Pro[/], a brand new American mic which can record binaural like immersive sound. Priced at $1595 it is not cheap, but I was really impressed by the sound samples at their website.
I'm doing a research project into binaural and holophonic recording for my final year project.
i have a set on in ear binaural microphones (SP TFD 2 mic binaural set) and did a preliminary recording earlier where i just placed the mic's inside my ears and recorded then played back
Hello Recording Community,
A friend and myself have taken up an independent study in our university course and decided to replicate the sound of an airplane in flight then crashing. It will be presented as an installation where groups of people can go through the experience together. We want to do this with all foley work and on location recording, but all binaural.
Can I do this effect in sound forge? how is it possible
