I don't have a proper ambisonic set up, but can listen with hrtfs using
ATK + Supercollider.
To me this one sounds on the right rather than the left.
I hope someone else would also give it a try and tell us, where they
hear it coming from.
It isn't a bad idea to use an Ambisonic setup for an
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Dave Malham:
Oh - I see, the naming of the files implies LF and simultaneously that it
is 330 degrees...which is it, Eero?
LF.
Funnily though, Dave. I made it with your B-Pan plugin.
The Azimuth control of the plugin at 330 degrees points to Left Front.
Eero
On 11/11/2013 12:48, Eero Aro wrote:
Dave Malham:
Oh - I see, the naming of the files implies LF and simultaneously
that it
is 330 degrees...which is it, Eero?
The Harpex display shows it (LF 330) at RF 30 deg.. Can't any of you
guys actually play it!
There of plenty of reasons why
David Wareing wrote:
Can't any of you guys actually play it!
Actually I find that a little bit amusing. :-)
Sorry.
But there really is something wrong with my files.
I think I need to delete all of the files from Dropbox.
First: A file player in Audiomulch doesn't open or play my files,
Andrew Castiglione wrote:
Hi,
Are we all talking about this as the standard...
http://www.ambiophonics.org/AES_Munich_1.htm
So we are all the same page correct?
Cheers!!!
Andrew Castiglione
Honestly: I don't understand cryptic postings.
So could you get a little bit more clear what
ITU made a recommendation (in around 1992-94) for surround speaker
layouts. It is called ITU-R BS.775-3
http://www.itu.int/rec/R-REC-BS.775-3-201208-I
I am not aware of any specific _standard_ for the placement of
surround sound speakers.
Many have followed the ITU recommendation, for example
as inputs to to a square of speakers
using WigWare(sp?) as the decoder.
http://www.freesound.org/people/dwareing/
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On 11/11/2013 15:39, Andy Furniss wrote:
dw wrote:
There of plenty of reasons why Ambisonics and binaural should not
work well, but it can sound ok to me on My £11 cans..
Interesting can you expand a bit?
Here are some links:
