Subject: | Re: best binaural mics? |
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From: | "Dan Dugan" |
Date: | Tue May 23, 2006 8:54am(PDT) |
Steve Pelikan, you wrote, >Beyond that, and perhaps as a new topic: I've started to feel that even >distracting background noise sounds better (and is less distracting) >if the recording is stereo than if mono. If this is a generally >accepted perception (?) I'd be interested in learning anyone's theories >about why people hear/feel that way. Because it's easier to concentrate on what you want to listen to. In mono, everything's piled together and you can only separate objects by frequency. -Dan Dugan |
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