Binaural Microphone Review – SR3D

Binaural Microphone Review – SR3D

Blog, Field Recording, Home Recording Blogs, Microphones
In this binaural microphone review, I will compare two different microphones from SR3D. So, if you're looking at buying binaural microphones or just curious about binaural audio then read on. What is Binaural Audio? So what is binaural audio? The easiest way to explain this is to think of how we hear sounds as humans. We've got two ears! Consequently binaural audio uses two microphones, one for each year. In addition, the microphones are spaced to a similar distance to how our ears are spaced. The microphones are usually omnidirectional, so they pick up from all around. However, with binaural audio, there is a dummy head and fake ears to simulate the physical barrier between the two microphones. SR3D Pro XLR and DIY Binaural Kit SR3D Pro XLR Binaural Microphone…
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Recording the sound of nature: Stereo microphone shootout

Recording the sound of nature: Stereo microphone shootout

Blog, Field Recording, Home Recording Blogs, Microphones, Recording, Sound Effects, Techniques
Stereo Recording Shootout In this stereo recording shootout I test two different stereo recording techniques. One, a mid-side (M/S) stereo setup costing over $2000. The other, a pair of inexpensive stereo omni-directional mics. Can these $100 microphones compete against the higher priced alternatives? So, join me for this stereo recording shootout as I record the sound of nature. The Location I recently visited the Welsh countryside and took the opportunity to record the sounds of nature. Understandably, it's difficult to make good recordings near cities or towns. For example, traffic, and other noise can easily ruin recordings. So, while I had the chance I compared two stereo recording techniques. Read on to find out how I made the recordings. Listen to the results In the video below I explain the…
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10 Of The Best Home Recording Studio Blogs

10 Of The Best Home Recording Studio Blogs

Blog, Field Recording, Home Recording Blogs, Podcast, Pro Tools, Recording & Mixing, Sound Design, Sound Effects
Do you want to learn more about home recording but are unsure where to start? The Home Recording Studio blog is here to help but there are many sources of information out there. I’ve been thinking about websites, blogs and podcasts that I find useful for my own continuous learning and development. Through years of research, I’ve built up a selection of websites that I trust to give me top quality information. So here are some of the best online resources that I use on a regular basis:- Sound on SoundProduction Expert / Pro Tools ExpertWorking Class AudioWeathervane MusicCreative Field RecordingTonebenders Mindful Audio (George Vlad)Pro Sound Effects BlogProduce like a pro (Warren Huart)The Six Figure Home Studio Sound on Sound Sound on Sound is a long-standing monthly publication and it…
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