Legally Download-able Binaural recordings links - Page 10

sorry for duplicating the my, but I just realized that this thread exist.

http://www.overtone.cc/profile/ayamahambho

nabra-sync 4d - listen with ordinary headphones, expect unordinary space. but some of the other recordings also sound very "holophonic".

I love binaural recordings for the awesome positional sound but I wonder if there's any good suggestions for more modern electronica or pop music that uses this technique. I know for example Circ uses a lot of sound effects that seems to wander around your head in their recordings like this one for example (probably not binaural but sounds awesome nonetheless) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6VTqmveBTk

Do you know any other suggestions that's similar to above?

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Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD 

I love binaural recordings for the awesome positional sound but I wonder if there's any good suggestions for more modern electronica or pop music that uses this technique. I know for example Circ uses a lot of sound effects that seems to wander around your head in their recordings like this one for example (probably not binaural but sounds awesome nonetheless) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6VTqmveBTk

 

Do you know any other suggestions that's similar to above?

That stuff is usually hard to with an actual binaural head. Usually stuff like this is done in post-production using HRTF's.

Honestly, I've always paid the music I've been listening to. Sometimes I use youtube. If I like it I buy it.

And I couldn't care less about 5-to-60-second samples or recordings of people going around town with a dummy head. I want music! Songs! Albums! Simphonies! Operas! Concerts!

Why don't we open a sticky thread just on... "legally downloadable binaural recordings"?

If they exist. Honestly the only binaural recording that impressed me and that I'd really call "binaural" is the one available on HDtracks and promoted in Jude's video on head-fi TV.

It was not the first binaural recording I was going to listen to, at all, but it gave me shivers. While Jude was talking I just thought "who the hell is knocking there???" - And I was wearing 20-$-worth Sony's plugged into the netbook headphone out.

Hats off to the mixing engineer!!!

I wish they used dummy heads more often...

there are some new binaural recordings on youtube and also archive.org it just need som searching,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6OsYVkyIww

and

http://archive.org/details/sajb2008-06-04

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Originally Posted by forever headphone 

there are some new binaural recordings on youtube and also archive.org it just need som searching,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6OsYVkyIww

and

http://archive.org/details/sajb2008-06-04

The last one is NOT a binaural recording. It's a spaced omni recording.

Here is true binaural recordings:

http://archive.org/details/ICannotStandByliveBinauralVersion-UseHeadphones

http://archive.org/details/cj2009-10-05.ku100_at37

binaural music video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H6jq-_xBfQ
 

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Originally Posted by LFF 

 

Here is true binaural recordings:

 

http://archive.org/details/cj2009-10-05.ku100_at37

Thanks for that link!  I went to that page and then used the "Lossless zip" link on the left side of the page to download the entire Cowboy Junkies concert. The download was 470 MB. I just unzipped it, and now I've got the entire concert in FLAC. I'm listening now (through headphones) and the sound quality is great! Thanks!

fine binaural recording from Franko Russo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwjrCRH2-LE

Hi, 

i just joined this Forum... i'm a musician, and since a few months i'experimenting with binaural recordings... so if you like classical music: 

Live performance of Max Reger, Meine Seele ist still zu Gott

Reger meine Seele

Best wishes!

Bernd