EnOYiN
Headphoneus Supremus
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Thanks for replying.
It think I've got things about these recordings a bit clearer now.
So, suppose I would take someone and stick 2 mics in his ears. (the dummy-head thing) and after recording something I would play whatever was recorded on the left mic in the left channel of my headphone and whatever was recorded on the right mic in the right channel. Would that work? Or would I need a special omni-directional mic for this?
To me it would make sense if this would work since you are recording everything a person can hear with the delay between the ears already recorded.
Also, would it make a difference whose head I would be using for my own experience? Suppose I would take a very small dummy head and my head is twice that size. I guess that would not sound the same as it would when I would be using my own head which is the best for recording everything that I hear because of shape of it and hence the way I perceive sound coming from certain directions. Right?
I am sorry if these questions are getting somewhat tiresome for you, but I would like to try and make some binaural recordings and I would rather do it right (or at least close to right) the first time.
I am going to a meet at the 3rd of June to listen to some ultrasones. Maybe those are going to make some difference as well. We'll see.
It think I've got things about these recordings a bit clearer now.
So, suppose I would take someone and stick 2 mics in his ears. (the dummy-head thing) and after recording something I would play whatever was recorded on the left mic in the left channel of my headphone and whatever was recorded on the right mic in the right channel. Would that work? Or would I need a special omni-directional mic for this?
To me it would make sense if this would work since you are recording everything a person can hear with the delay between the ears already recorded.
Also, would it make a difference whose head I would be using for my own experience? Suppose I would take a very small dummy head and my head is twice that size. I guess that would not sound the same as it would when I would be using my own head which is the best for recording everything that I hear because of shape of it and hence the way I perceive sound coming from certain directions. Right?
I am sorry if these questions are getting somewhat tiresome for you, but I would like to try and make some binaural recordings and I would rather do it right (or at least close to right) the first time.
I am going to a meet at the 3rd of June to listen to some ultrasones. Maybe those are going to make some difference as well. We'll see.