[derred]

Hey guys, in case any of you are interested, I've found a pretty interesting looking website offering both free samples and one complete short horror story.
https://owlfield.com/productions/
 
They sound pretty good and it's heartwarming for me to hear the word binaural used properly (in conjunction with 3D sound, not pseudoscience and "self healing" random frequencies).
 
If you have any suggestions for any other 3D audio sources, I'd appreciate them!
 
PS: I'm not affiliated with these guys at all, I just think 3D audio is pretty cool

 

[Malfunkt]

Hey thanks for sharing. Not audio books, but one of the better binaural sources out there, I'd recommend http://www.naturespace.org/ 

I hear you about the pseudoscience with binaural beats - a number of people made a ton of money selling digital snakeoil. Also, binaural is primarily the domain of ASMR recordings on YouTube now. Which is fine, but there aren't as many sources to experience quality binaural recordings of real-world environments like Naturespace.  

 

[derred]

Thanks for the recommendation. Hopefully things like VR headsets will help popularize the medium, and maybe we'll get some 3D audio tech that way. If not, VR tourism like demonstrated here could be interesting.
 
Have a great weekend!