The only way to record binaural audio is with fake plastic ears attached to a dummy head. Most of the famous microphone manufacturers have something like this, but with a 3D printer, anything is ...

Spatial audio is so similar to what we hear in real ... to get performances and atmos that work together. The binaural head shown here cost £6,500. A drama being recorded for Radio 3 at Maida ...

But listening to stereo programmes over headphones gives a flat impression with sounds coming from inside the head. Binaural techniques can be used to create a richer sense of space in programme ...

The shape of the human head, shoulders and ears informs how we perceive sound and binaural processing emulates that effect to create a 3D audio sensation for headphone listeners. The effects vary ...

This isn't your typical supplement or brain-training app. It's a digital audio experience developed by neuroscientists who specialize in cognitive performance. The goal? To naturally enhance ...

Inside the Leviathan V2 Pro, Audioscenic powers all the beamforming and head-tracking features that make the Leviathan so special. Other soundbars offer this virtual surround or binaural audio ...

we used a mannequin head with perforations to replicate human ears. We also employed creative movement to achieve multi-directional sound and enhance the 3D experience. For the binaural audio ...