The only way to record binaural audio is with fake plastic ears attached to a dummy head. Most of the famous microphone manufacturers have something like this, but with a 3D printer, anything is ...

There are a couple of ways to capture and play back 3D audio. By making binaural recordings on a dummy head with microphones for ears, one can create a clear distinction between left and right sounds.

the To Be a Dummy Head VR titles put the player in the perspective of a dummy head microphone at the recording site of a locked-room situation story told by two male voice actors. The titles ...

The KU 100 Dummy Head by Georg Neumann is a binaural recording device that has a mic in each ear, and the sound it records is strikingly true to how it would sound if the listener was in the ...

There was also a Maida Vale session with Lucy Rose, recorded using a dummy head microphone (known as Fritz to his friends), which can be seen in these videos. I thought I'd take this opportunity ...

Simply swap them round if not. A pair of mics inside a dummy head used to record binaural sound. A polystyrene wig head and silicone ears with mic capsules can be used for testing. For productions ...

Except for one. Or two. The most realistic way to recreate a real acoustic event for a listener is to record it binaurally using a dummy-head microphone system, and listen back over headphones. This ...

The slapstick comedy revolves around a protagonist who was reincarnated into a dummy head microphone (a microphone embedded in a fake human head to faithfully record the aural ambience).

Traditional binaural recordings would use a dummy head microphone. This has limitations because you have little aesthetic control over the mix beyond where you put the microphone. Dummy head ...