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Albums recorded with Stereo Mic Pairs, ie naturally Stereo recorded
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<blockquote data-quote="Shonver" data-source="post: 1140514" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>I don't know if there is a (formal) standard dummy head for making binaural recordings, but at least it approximates how we hear sound by attempting to incorporate head related hearing effects. In this respect, it may be the recording method that offers the least variance across recordings. As for the other stereo micing setups, every engineer does what they feel delivers best results. Replaying binaural recording is best done via headphones or earphones. However, an engineer producing for normal stereophonic reproduction (i.e., via loudspeaker) would have to tweak the native binaural recording to translate well over speakers. This is almost an impossible task. Sometimes I think that recording dry (i.e., minus environmental acoustic effects) and then artificially emulating spacial cues may be the best way to construct a balanced sound stage.</p><p></p><p>(Apologies for the off-topic musings, but comments in this thread triggered it).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shonver, post: 1140514, member: 34"] I don't know if there is a (formal) standard dummy head for making binaural recordings, but at least it approximates how we hear sound by attempting to incorporate head related hearing effects. In this respect, it may be the recording method that offers the least variance across recordings. As for the other stereo micing setups, every engineer does what they feel delivers best results. Replaying binaural recording is best done via headphones or earphones. However, an engineer producing for normal stereophonic reproduction (i.e., via loudspeaker) would have to tweak the native binaural recording to translate well over speakers. This is almost an impossible task. Sometimes I think that recording dry (i.e., minus environmental acoustic effects) and then artificially emulating spacial cues may be the best way to construct a balanced sound stage. (Apologies for the off-topic musings, but comments in this thread triggered it). [/QUOTE]
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