Lang Elliott wrote:
>
> Is anyone in this group proficient at Mac-based programming?
>
> What I have in mind is a simple application (ultimately for both Mac and =
PC)
> that will peform a "virtual 3D" algorithm on a stereo wave, aiff, or sdII
> soundfile, using a simple drag and drop implementation.
>
> I have the algorithm and it allows for an absolutely stunning and
> super-realistic 180 degree soundstage upon playback of a processed
> soundfile, using only two speakers placed close together in front of the
> listener.
>
> For those interested in dimensional soundscape recording, I believe this =
is
> our very best solution. It only requires two channel recording and playba=
ck,
> and it works amazingly well with my binaural SASS microphone system.
>
> However, I need help in order to bring this technology to our group and t=
o
> other interested in truly satisfying immersive recording and playback
> techniques.
>
> If any of you are proficient Mac programmers with an interest in this kin=
d
> of thing, please contact me ASAP for details.
Have you looked at the binaural converter in Soundhack? Is it the same
sort of thing?
The binaural converter in soundhack takes a mono sound and places it
where you want in the soundfield, both horizontally and vertically. I've
only poked at it a couple times, the algorithm it uses was developed by
some group at NASA. The idea is that you do this to several sounds and
mix them to build a pseudo binaural recording. It's definitely not going
to be a one click thing with it.
My son is in the process of becoming a programmer, including mac, looked
at what you want and said it was more complex than he'd be interested in.
Walt
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