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Originally posted by Badge01
I'm sensing another of the very juvenile 'screamer' vids. What do you think we were born yesterday, nerdmaster?
You guys should be beaten to a pulp with a rusty shovel.
Originally posted by Badge01
I'm sensing another of the very juvenile 'screamer' vids. What do you think we were born yesterday, nerdmaster?
You guys should be beaten to a pulp with a rusty shovel.
Originally posted by GradyPhilpott
The recording method is called binaural and thirty years ago, it was expected in some circles that binaural recordings would become popular for recording live music because it accomplishes what ordinary stereo or quadraphonic recordings cannot and that is the sense of three-dimensional, 360 degree presence.
To my knowledge, the techinque has never achieved widespread popularity, but here are some links.
www.google.com
Few people pay attention to what their ears look like, but ear shapes can be as distinctive as fingerprints. The ridges and folds of the outer ear, the pinnae, even play an important role in hearing. By amplifying or weakening certain frequencies of the sounds that bounce off them, pinnae help the brain discern where sounds are coming from.
Since pinnae vary from person to person, each human brain must gradually learn the shape of its body's ears in order to process auditory information, scientists have theorized. Studies of people wearing plastic molds that alter the shapes of their ears have confirmed that theory, but participants needed no learning time to readapt to their original pinnae.