http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2014/10/binaural-experiment-surveys

http://www.bbc.co.uk/rd/blog/2014/10/tommies-in-3d Not great, IMO, but kudos for making a big effort with binaural.

BBC experimental surround/binaural web browser based broadcast: Under Milk Wood in Headphone Surround Sound - Blog - BBC R&D BBC Radio 4 / BBC R&D - Surround Streaming Trial BBC Radio 4 / BBC R&D - Surround Streaming Trial - FAQs

"Caroline" by Ellis Dyson & The Shambles (Binaural Music Video) on Vimeo

http://www.stereogum.com/1672274/watch-best-coasts-live-binaural-session-for-jawbone/video/

In case you missed it. There are excellent samples of music here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/688208/new-binaural-dsd128-album-and-kickstarter-128dsd-native-resolution-a-far-cry-chamber-orchestra

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gs67gis7br3f5fm/blustery%20showers.mp3 Binaural recording. Creative Commons 0 http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Storm force winds and rain yesterday in Wales Temporary link - Not yet moderated on Freesound. I bit scary, even for me! Should blow the...

Artists can be quite precious, and don't have a head for heights..

It was compiled by me 20 odd years ago, so expect, ahem,a few, dead and outdated  links... I did some homework back then..

Very strange.. They have not been written yet..

I am damned if I know who these people with all the knowledge and skills are .It is not through want of trying to learn or  listen.. http://tinyurl.com/pxnffpt

I don't think binaural is good enough yet. If it were, it would be in the interest of the audio industry  to bury it, so they could make more money out of googol.x, object oriented audio (a kind of audio cartoon), existing multitrack facilities, and snake oil.   3d TV seems to be on the way...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1--B1HO-epo

Sennheiser HD 219 headphones work very well for binaural IMO. Bass is a bit of as issue with them as it depends on the, not very good, seal. Light and comfortable though. They look like the cans used for DTS Headphone X demos. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmCBQZECvow  ...

"To emphasise the difference, the recording starts off mono - the same sound in each ear. This is the same as a conventional recording if all the sounds were positioned in the middle, and it should sound in the centre of your head. At about 1 minute in, the sound switches to binaural - you...