Eero Aro wrote:
> Dave Malham wrote:
>> the Ambisonic demo bug was striking even then...
>
> Yes, I noticed that too.
>
> Makes me wonder if the reason for the slow adaptation of
> Ambisonics have just been unlucky demonstrations?
>
> :-)
Instead, it made me think that first-order
Ambisonics (par
The real reason(aside from industry politics)
is that there has never been easy access
to material to play. NO demo discs appeared
for a long time. Even now there is hardly
anything.
How can one sell an audio concept when people
cannot hear it?
It has been and still is --even in a time
when mult
Dave Malham wrote:
the Ambisonic demo bug was striking even then...
Yes, I noticed that too.
Makes me wonder if the reason for the slow adaptation of
Ambisonics have just been unlucky demonstrations?
:-)
Eero
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Yeah, you're absolutely right, on further examination I see it is in the
Motherload - still, many thanks to all who sent me a copy.
Dave
On 24 June 2013 21:25, Eero Aro wrote:
> Peter Fellgett's 'Directional Information in Reproduced Sound,' from the
>> Wireless World, vol. 78, pp. 413
Hi Eero,
I'd forgotten about that one even though it is also in my piling
system! Interesting to be reminded that Andrew couldn't make his mind up
about wether to use capital or lower case 'A' - and also that MAG was at
that point a recent member of the team - and that the Ambisonic demo bug
Here's another interesting article from 1974 by Andrew Pozniak:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22100835/1974_Ambisonics_ETI.PDF
Eero
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Peter Fellgett's 'Directional Information in Reproduced Sound,' from the
Wireless World, vol. 78, pp. 413-417 (1972 Sept.)
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22100835/Directional%20Information%20in%20Surround%20Sound%20Peter%20Fellgett%201972.pdf
Should be there soon.
I think the diocument s
