| Subject: | Re: ambisonic playback |
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| From: | "clay" cfmspencer |
| Date: | Sun May 4, 2008 8:22 am ((PDT)) |
thanks Rob. Sursound seemed over-the-top technical to me, but I'll go there. Clay On Sun, May 4, 2008 at 10:40 AM, Rob Danielson <> wrote: > At 7:55 PM +0000 5/3/08, clay wrote: > >slightly off topic? > > Hi Clay-- > Its not my place to judge for everyone, but I'd suggest OT-- not > because surround nature recording isn't of interest, but because the > technical issues are quite specialized and under rapid development > (thus quite controversial). The sursound list is one very good > resource for these questions, and their archives! ;-) Rob D. > > -- > > > |
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