That was a fine demonstration of the sound of XY recordings versus binaural recordings. As you might guess from the recording at my TH-cam channel, my preference strongly leans towards binaural recording. Cheers!
XY vs Binaural mics, i prefer the XY, more definition in the sound, the Binaural one feel like there's some sound definition missing. And i'm not even using headphones. So personally i would go for the XY mic, not the Binaural, only because of the sound quality and definition.
I found your music while looking for binaural mic videos. I really enjoyed your playing so I did some research, and let's just say I'm in love with this prog frankenstein I found on your Bandcamp page
Amazing! This really makes a huge difference. Although my own voice and any microphone are sworn enemies (I sound like a crow) it's interesting to know what the difference can be for a singer or any instrument that uses complicated intonations.
Overall, binaural microphones are the best for stereo definition and spatialization. Imagine recording in the center of a choir of an orchestra, or in the nature, city, kids playground... If you listen with headphones you can close your eyes and guess from which direction the sound comes, if there are obstacles, which type of room it was recorded in, if a door or a window opens etc... Immersive possibilities are endless and I've been super happy with the results. My only regret is that I got it super late in the production process so I didn't used it as much as I would. Ambisonic microphones are also super great for a 360 sound, perfect for 5.1 (and more) post production stuff but I find it more confusing when grouped into a stereo track.
I don't really know. I've tried these ones and the neumann head so pretty much both ends of the spectrum. Of course the neumann sounds better and is more balanced but the purpose of using a binaural mic is definitely have a nice 3d representation and spacialization, and both worked super well. So I would say a budget solution works as well as the top of the line.
Yes and no. For some shots and recording I use an adapter and straight to my audio interface and computer, for other shots I recorded with the zoom yep. Depends of how remote I am from my studio
OMG the piano sound is phenomenal...
Nice video. I'll get my set of the okmii studio soon for my binaural recording
That was a fine demonstration of the sound of XY recordings versus binaural recordings. As you might guess from the recording at my TH-cam channel, my preference strongly leans towards binaural recording.
Cheers!
XY vs Binaural mics, i prefer the XY, more definition in the sound, the Binaural one feel like there's some sound definition missing. And i'm not even using headphones.
So personally i would go for the XY mic, not the Binaural, only because of the sound quality and definition.
Thanks! I thinking about Neumann KU100 for piano and drums recording from perspective of player😊
Oh yeah that is the absolute best out there but pricey af
Buen video. Impresionante la diferencia en la parte del piano!!! 5:55
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I found your music while looking for binaural mic videos. I really enjoyed your playing so I did some research, and let's just say I'm in love with this prog frankenstein I found on your Bandcamp page
recordings not quite there must be the compression used
Amazing! This really makes a huge difference. Although my own voice and any microphone are sworn enemies (I sound like a crow) it's interesting to know what the difference can be for a singer or any instrument that uses complicated intonations.
Overall, binaural microphones are the best for stereo definition and spatialization.
Imagine recording in the center of a choir of an orchestra, or in the nature, city, kids playground...
If you listen with headphones you can close your eyes and guess from which direction the sound comes, if there are obstacles, which type of room it was recorded in, if a door or a window opens etc...
Immersive possibilities are endless and I've been super happy with the results.
My only regret is that I got it super late in the production process so I didn't used it as much as I would.
Ambisonic microphones are also super great for a 360 sound, perfect for 5.1 (and more) post production stuff but I find it more confusing when grouped into a stereo track.
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which binaural mics sound the best? There are so many from 80 dollars to 10,000 dollars. I guess which is the best buy?
I don't really know. I've tried these ones and the neumann head so pretty much both ends of the spectrum. Of course the neumann sounds better and is more balanced but the purpose of using a binaural mic is definitely have a nice 3d representation and spacialization, and both worked super well. So I would say a budget solution works as well as the top of the line.
@@clems6belio Thank you very much. It truly helps
@clems6belio What is the name of your binaural microphones? Love your video btw! :)
Those are soundman okm, I don't remember if it's the classic or studio version, and it might have changed since that time anyway.
Can someone help me? Can I record OKM II using an audiointerface?
You'll need the A3 adapter that is sold by soundman.
Awesome! Did you record the Soundman via the Zoom?
Yes and no. For some shots and recording I use an adapter and straight to my audio interface and computer, for other shots I recorded with the zoom yep. Depends of how remote I am from my studio
can i connect binaural mic directly into the phone?
Sure, on this model it's possible
Hi. How did you connect the binaural mic to the (H4n)
straight to the side line in of the XY capsule