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The Sonic Arts Research Centre is looking to appoint a full time, permanent
member of academic staff. This position is an opportunity to contribute to the
Has anyone heard the new work by DTS called Headphone:X?
I heard it recently at NAB. I was very impressed by the front and rear
positioning, but not so convinced by height.
Rather oddly, they have to apply a room measured impulse response as part
of the simulation, to simulate the real speakers
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Jon Honeyball wrote:
I have a pcm-f1 tape of the Zuccherelli stuff from 30 years ago, for those
with long memories. Must pull that into a wav file, but my f1 has no
digital output. Hmmm
Don't bother. There's lots of clips in Youtube. Search for Holophonics
or Zuccarelli.
However, not
Mine is a direct copy from zuccharelli himself
On 29/04/2013 12:08, Eero Aro eero@dlc.fi wrote:
Jon Honeyball wrote:
I have a pcm-f1 tape of the Zuccherelli stuff from 30 years ago, for
those
with long memories. Must pull that into a wav file, but my f1 has no
digital output. Hmmm
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Mine is a direct copy from zuccharelli himself
My respect!
Then, out you dig them and re-release. I run a audio restoration
company, but unfortunately I don't have a F1. Most other formats
can do.
Eero
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A whole bunch of Zucharelli-recorded stuff was released as a hugely expensive
set of 10 sound effects CDs. I waited until they were discounted to a tenner
each and bought them. Happy to provide copies to anyone who wants to play.
John
On 29 Apr 2013, at 12:21, Eero Aro eero@dlc.fi wrote:
John, that could be fun - I remember the tape from when I worked for Angus
McKenzie all those years ago. The bees flying around the head was the best
I have got results using Harpex in Binaural mode from my Soundfield ST350
jon
On 29/04/2013 12:32, John Leonard j...@johnleonard.co.uk wrote:
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On 29/04/2013 11:53, Jon Honeyball wrote:
I have a pcm-f1 tape of the Zuccherelli stuff from 30 years ago, for those
with long memories. Must pull that into a wav file, but my f1 has no
digital output. Hmmm
As it happens, I have a Sony PCM-701ES (incl SPDIF) with the CDP digital
port
umashankar wrote:
I will try and locate it. will have to digitize it of course
Even though the thread is going towards off-topic, here you are:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22100835/Holophonics_demo_cd.wav
This is a Holophonics demo CD, which contains the barber shop and
other thingys.
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In Firefox, you just need to hit file/save page as to download.
David
At 09:53 29-04-13, Jon Honeyball wrote:
Could you zip it? Would make it easier to download here, otherwise it
tries to play in web browser. Or I am being very dim today (which is
entirely possible!)
Thanks
jon
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Eero Aro skrev 29.4.2013 14:28:
Discussions about the various miking systems for surround sound
and Ambisonics can be found in the Sursound archives. This subject
surfaces every now and then.
Another one also with Pearl capsules here: http://nu47.com/NU-880F.pdf
Yes, I finally got this far...
Yes Martin!
This is in my wish list for sure
Hope you are well...
Mauricio
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On Apr 29, 2013, at 10:18 AM, Martin Kantola mar...@nordicaudiolabs.com wrote:
Eero Aro skrev 29.4.2013 14:28:
Discussions about the various miking systems for surround sound
and Ambisonics can
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Augustine Leudar augustineleu...@gmail.com wrote:
have you ever heard the Realiser by Smyth Research ? Incredible thing that
imitates speakers - even using someone elses HRTF it worked amazingly well
There's also the Focusrite VRM (Virtual Refernce Monitoring) Box for about
US$100. No
At 10:59 29-04-13, Dave Malham wrote:
A few months ago I had to sort out a PCM701 with one of my spdif cards in
(the ones I used to do for Audio Design). We went through three PCM units
before we found one that worked fully in replay mode (the original, one
from the Uni and the final one, off
with,
or something that turns it useless.
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On 29/04/2013 16:59, Dave Malham wrote:
A few months ago I had to sort out a PCM701 with one of my spdif cards in
(the ones I used to do for Audio Design). We went through three PCM units
before we found one that worked fully in replay mode (the original, one
from the Uni and the final one, off
FWIW, I've got a few working systems, F1, 601, 701 and two Betamax VCRs (PAL
only).
The 601 and 701 have a SPDIF output.
They are still used in our studio for clients who require transfers.
Kees de Visser
Galaxy Classics
On 29 Apr 2013, at 17:59, Dave Malham wrote:
A few months ago I had to
On 29 Apr 2013, at 18:42, umashankar manthravadi wrote:
many years ago, I tried to convince people it is worth producing a software
PCM F-1 decoder, using a low cost video card and a a VHS player (all our PCM
F1 recordings are on VHS). I thought it would be simple, but nobody showed
any
- Component Imaging for Audio'
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Hi All,
I renamed the file in such a way, that a browser shouldn't see it as a
wav file:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22100835/Holophonics_demo_cd.wav.remo
Please try to download and when you've got it downloaded, edit the
.remo part
away from the filename.
Please report.
And - now
On 2013-04-29, Dave Malham wrote:
Pretty certain it could be done with an ARM with C or C++ these days.
Yes, though the data rate of the incoming video stream is a bit steep
(20-30MB/s), so that you need a rather muscular DSP to keep up, and you
probably won't want to go the easiest way
AES convention
that deal with some of these matters, in particular the diffuse-field response.
They are:
Calibration of Soundfield Microphones using the Diffuse-Field Response
http://www.aes.org/tmpFiles/elib/20130429/16453.pdf
A second-order soundfield microphone with improved polar pattern
At 11:34 29-04-13, Dave Malham wrote:
It is possible but I wasn't at all sure that it wasn't the ceramic
resonator used in the oscillator.
What mechanism causes deterioration in one of these?
David
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At 12:37 29-04-13, Kees de Visser wrote:
Great idea though (same for a software Dolby A/SR decoder, which isn't
avaialble AFAIK).
A standalone Windows app that would decode Dolby-A encoded wavefiles
and output a restored non-Dolby 24-bit wavefile would be most
useful. I have several
On 30 Apr 2013, at 04:56, David Pickett wrote:
A standalone Windows app that would decode Dolby-A encoded wavefiles and
output a restored non-Dolby 24-bit wavefile would be most useful. I have
several recordings that I have had transfer to hi-res files still in Dolby-A
format.
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