Re: [Sursound] 3D7.1 speaker setup

2016-03-22 Thread Bo-Erik Sandholm
I have found that kef kht 2005 eggs are very good value when found second
hand.
The subs have problems with the power supply in the amps.

Best Regards
Bo-Erik
On 22 Mar 2016 08:58, "Augustine Leudar"  wrote:

> For basic sound design me the most sensible and basic peripheral array is a
> cube, quad around the listener and quad at height, perhaps with one in the
> middle behind the screen for film dialogue.
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> On 22 March 2016 at 07:50, Augustine Leudar 
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> > LS3s are good option and Earl Geddes himself rates them quite highly (as
> > he did the behringer truth) .  I wouldn't limit yourself to ambisonics ,
> > just normal  3d amplitude panning can get you equally good results.It
> also
> > depends why you are mixing in 3D audio - is it for your own listening
> > pleasure ? or is it to create content for games / film etc ?
> >
> > On 22 March 2016 at 03:24, Albert Leusink 
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> >> Maybe this got stuck in the haystack, but still would love to know if
> >> there
> >> are any opinions? Thanks !
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Re: [Sursound] 3D7.1 speaker setup

2016-03-22 Thread Augustine Leudar
For basic sound design me the most sensible and basic peripheral array is a
cube, quad around the listener and quad at height, perhaps with one in the
middle behind the screen for film dialogue.

On 22 March 2016 at 07:50, Augustine Leudar 
wrote:

> LS3s are good option and Earl Geddes himself rates them quite highly (as
> he did the behringer truth) .  I wouldn't limit yourself to ambisonics ,
> just normal  3d amplitude panning can get you equally good results.It also
> depends why you are mixing in 3D audio - is it for your own listening
> pleasure ? or is it to create content for games / film etc ?
>
> On 22 March 2016 at 03:24, Albert Leusink  wrote:
>
>> Maybe this got stuck in the haystack, but still would love to know if
>> there
>> are any opinions? Thanks !
>>
>>
>>
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> Belfast BT88LL
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Re: [Sursound] 3D7.1 speaker setup

2016-03-22 Thread Augustine Leudar
LS3s are good option and Earl Geddes himself rates them quite highly (as he
did the behringer truth) .  I wouldn't limit yourself to ambisonics , just
normal  3d amplitude panning can get you equally good results.It also
depends why you are mixing in 3D audio - is it for your own listening
pleasure ? or is it to create content for games / film etc ?

On 22 March 2016 at 03:24, Albert Leusink  wrote:

> Maybe this got stuck in the haystack, but still would love to know if there
> are any opinions? Thanks !
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Re: [Sursound] 3D7.1 speaker setup

2016-03-21 Thread Albert Leusink
Maybe this got stuck in the haystack, but still would love to know if there
are any opinions? Thanks !





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[Sursound] 3D7.1 speaker setup

2016-03-02 Thread Albert Leusink
Hello all,

Now that I’m getting a bit claustrophobic from the constant headphone use
when mixing 3rd order Ambisonics, it would be nice to have a speaker-based
solution that would give my ear lobes some relief, but doesn't break the bank..


Does anyone have any experiences with the 3D7.1 setup described here?:

http://www.codemasters.com/research/3D_sound_for_3D_games.pdf


Would this be adequate as an entry point for 3rd order listening, or is
there a better solution (which uses about the same amount of speakers…) ?


Any budget speaker recommendations? 

I’m looking at the JBL LSR 300 series powered monitors as a good candidate,
as they can be had for around $150 each and have good reviews.

Is 1 sub enough, or is it better to have 2 (these speakers roll-of very
quickly below 75Hz)
 
Their dispersion is sort of wide though, is this a benefit, to fill in the
"holes" due the small number of speakers used, or a negative in terms of
phase cancellation problems?

Thanks !

Albert
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