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Yeah I'm skeptical about the statement as well. If you used a good binaural microphone [1] to record someone talking in front of the dummy head, and behind, in
by rrrrrrrrrrrryan 6y ago
Yeah I'm skeptical about the statement as well. If you used a good binaural microphone [1] to record someone talking in front of the dummy head, and behind, in a small room, then played the audio back to someone through decent headphones, I'd be tremendously surprised if they couldn't immediately discern which recording was which.
[1] https://www.gothamsound.com/product/ku-100-dummy-head-stereo-microphone https://www.gothamsound.com/product/ku-100-dummy-head-stereo...
- jordache 6y agoI own binaural recording equipment. My experience along with listening the golden standard of binaural recording (the barber shop simulation) indicates front and rear positioning is still not possible with binaural. The left/right sound stage is huge though in binaural recordings!