I have many molds and casts of my ears and head in different materials.
I can, for instance put my face ( in plaster ) on the back of my head.
Once you start with something that works for you, your own natural
hearing, for example, it is remarkably difficult to break, or
understand. How would y
On 2014-11-12, Adam Somers wrote:
VR video (or as we call it, Cinematic VR) is in some ways the perfect
use-case for ambisonics. This year we've created hundreds, if not
thousands, of b-format recordings with accompanying 360ยบ 3D video.
It really is. Because of the basic, most-old-fashioned
On 2014-11-21, dw wrote:
The state-of-the-art finds it very difficult to render sounds below
the listener.
True. But then, at the same time, have you ever truly heard sounds from
right below yourself? Does even the human auditory system *really* know
what it means to "hear something from bel
On 2014-11-19, dw wrote:
There are numerous examples where the predictions of HRTF localisation
are falsified by observations. What is one to think of the science?
So now you'd need to define what you mean by HRTF's. I at least think it
means "the full, static, anechoic impulse response from
Dear list,
I'm looking for easy to use natural sound sources that can be used to calibrate
a playback system, especially headphones and in-ear monitors, without the use
of specialized equipment.
This website uses a neat trick, but I wonder if there are more precise ways:
http://www.audiocheck.n
