Aaron Heller wrote:
My experience with FOA-to-binaural rendering is pretty much the same as
what Acrhontis says. I hear directional information and head tracking
effects, but have never experienced the externalization and verisimilitude
that direct dummy head
"Direct dummy head" recordings are completely unfitting to be used in a
"live streaming VR project", see thread topic.
or Algazi and Duda.'s motion-tracked binaural
recordings can produce.
These can be used:
http://dysonics.com/our-technology/
By taking head motion into account, MTB greatly reduces or even
eliminates the issues and general limitations of traditional binaural
recordings.
Some information about the "MTB mike":
http://dysonics.com/tag/rondomic/
http://dysonics.com/dysonics-and-telefunken-rock-aes-with-first-ever-vr-demos-combining-360-audio-with-360-video/
Indeed, it looks all very much like a 2D HOA microphone. (Sensing a SF
via 8 capsules, positioned on a sphere circle. )
Best regards,
Stefan
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