At the risk of upsetting just about everyone:-) here is my personal opinion:
The science of binaural is a wonderful example of bending observations
to fit the theory.
I'm not entirely convinced there are any significant _head-related_
elevation cues.
There are front/back cues IMO, but they are largely absent with most
dummy-heads.
You would be hard pressed to find any direction dependent spectral cues
at all in my latest dummy-head recordings (that aren't there by accident).
Koss KCS75 probably the cheapest and best for binaural that I have tried
so far with my recordings, Sennheiser hd25 I II better for bass, or if
you need isolation, 10x price..
http://www.freesound.org/people/dwareing/
On 04/09/2014 12:57, 霖の wrote:
Hi there,
As we understand, binaural recording can capture both vertical and horizontal information
for it using the head to encode the soundscape. And someone also says that he listened an
very interesting binaural recording that you even can recognise the object is fallen from
his head to feet. However, when i'm using CS-10EM Binaural microphone for recording,
there are elevation information contains in the sound file. And I've checked the sound
file which someone recorded by using 'dummy head', no elevation information as well.
Anyone know what is the problem ? And anyone have recorded the "elevation
information" before and how did you made it?
Thank you very much,
Yilin
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