| Subject: | Re: Interesting piece on a "Holographic Sound System" |
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| From: | "argentino_sf" argentino_sf |
| Date: | Fri Oct 22, 2010 6:19 pm ((PDT)) |
I know this group is all about recording, but if you are thinking Head Related
Transfer Function try this:
www.smyth-research.com
It takes and standard recording and gives an idiosyncratic playback (matching
your very own HRTF). That's faithful 3D.
Best regards,
Jose
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