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Re: ambisonic audio
Sat Sep=A029,=A02018 8:51=A0am (PDT) . Posted by:
"michael trommer" trommer_michael
I agree with Aaron's comments above, though I find the narrative
possibilities inherent in immersive, ambisonic and head-position-dependent
sound to have a great deal of untapped potential (both in-and-of itself as
well as in conjunction with 360-degree visuals).
On Fri, Sep 28, 2018 at 1:51 PM 'Brian Valente'
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> Is it in the mics/capture, or more in the post processing, or maybe both?
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> Hi Brian,
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> I got excited at the prospect of taking an Ambisonics mic into the field
> to do the kind of 'anthropogenic'-centric soundscape recording I've done
> lots of using near-binaural mics (and some Blumlein and M/S and spaced
> omni).
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> The tantalizing prospect was to take composed immersive sound to the next
> level, allowing and playing with, as you say, listener head
> position=96especially since platforms like YouTube and Facebook support
> headset decode and have some rudimentary HRTF synthesis...
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> live-decode from recordings made with second-generation tetrahedral
> ambisonics, because for people used to 'rich' stereo with a lot of subtle
> cues for e.g. depth and focused localization, the stereo image produced
> felt very vague and flat=96more like an uneven flat sphere than a three
> dimensional space, as it were.
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> From what I understand higher-order Ambisonics fills in the 'holes' and
> gives more, but IMO what's going to be really necessary for the technique
> to work as I want is to somehow capture, and be able to "remove in post"
> the timing and maybe to some extent frequency variation characteristic of
> HRTF, and synthesize more accurately those differences for the
> realtime-rendered head position.
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> I have vague ideas of how one might in theory attempt this, there should
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> e.g. using a nested double tetrahedral array at controlled spacing, maybe
> with the inner set serving as an occluding baffle...
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> ...but that would require a lot of computation if it worked at all...
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> ...and I'm too lazy personally to take it on. So far.
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> But absent some kind of next-generation step up, I am myself waiting for
> more to be there before jumping... :/
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> aaron
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> On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 1:59 PM 'Brian Valente'
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