Binaural recording: alternatives to expensive dummy heads? - Page 2

tschrama · 7th September 2006, 04:39 PM

Binaural mics are great! I am a big fan of bianural recordings. I have an old sennheiser binaural recording set, but my own home made sets are just as good. I use the panasonic wm-61 and blue them to a headphone wich I put on anything.. books, lunchbox, my own head.. just a 9 volt battery, two resistors, two caps and some wire.. really, there's nothing to it..

grzz,
Thijs

chrispenycate · 7th September 2006, 09:30 PM

Apart from the holophone has anyone any experience with surround recording using rtificial head type techniques? Or, for that matter, any information about any surround recording techniques that don't require carrying around huge quantities of gear, and which fold down into something usable for louspeaker stereo? Without too many phase problems?

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7th September 2006, 04:39 PM	#11
tschrama diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: The Netherlands	Binaural mics are great! I am a big fan of bianural recordings. I have an old sennheiser binaural recording set, but my own home made sets are just as good. I use the panasonic wm-61 and blue them to a headphone wich I put on anything.. books, lunchbox, my own head.. just a 9 volt battery, two resistors, two caps and some wire.. really, there's nothing to it.. grzz, Thijs

7th September 2006, 09:30 PM	#12
chrispenycate diyAudio Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Geneva, Switzerland	Apart from the holophone has anyone any experience with surround recording using rtificial head type techniques? Or, for that matter, any information about any surround recording techniques that don't require carrying around huge quantities of gear, and which fold down into something usable for louspeaker stereo? Without too many phase problems?

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