| Subject: | Re: Surround Sound on a Very Small Budget |
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| From: | "tk7859" tk7859 |
| Date: | Sun Feb 18, 2007 3:03 am ((PST)) |
--- In "Greg Weddig" <> wrote: > It works well for me: > > http://www.archive.org/download/GTWeddigSanhillCranes/Cranes_Surround_Test.= wma > > This was done with a set of wide sub-cardioids in the front and > hyper-cardioids in the back, A-B-C-D, a quad pattern with the mics > spaced about 1 meter from each other. Greg, thanks for your comments. I downloaded the "Cranes" file and played it satisfactorily on my WinAmp player (which has the .WMA plug-in). The sound of the Cranes arriving was very enjoyable. Incidently there is a downloadable WinAmp plug-in on the Fraunhofer website to allow playback of their MP3 surround files. Cheers Tom Robinson |
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