Newendo software (via Steinberg.net) Binaural recordings aren’t a new technology by any stretch of the imagination. They were first demonstrated in France in 1881 through a device called the ...

We have now supported the BBC to make well over 100 programmes using binaural sound techniques, across a wide range of genres, for radio and podcasts, television, and in new interactive content.

Binaural sound has been around a long time. But, as Kevin Hilton reports, it still has a lot to offer VR and TV production, after success in a socially distanced West End theatre production, Blindness ...

Recording binaural sound is relatively simple; you just need a replica head with microphones placed within the replica ears. A far simpler solution is to use your own head, with small microphones ...

Lately there has been a bit of a buzz about binaural sound. Early on Saturday morning, Rob da Bank broadcast a 3D Headphone Special on BBC Radio 1 (see the trailer below). In this show he used ...

White noise is a constant soothing sound that blocks out other unwanted sounds that may prevent or disturb a person’s sleep. Examples of white noise include the sounds of steady rain, waves, and ...

Binaural recordings are created by capturing sound as it would be heard by human ears, which can trick the brain into thinking the 3D sound is happening in its immediate vicinity. Binaural is ...

Superior olivary complex and binaural beats. Located in your brain stem, the superior olivary complex is the first part of your brain that processes sound input from both ears.

Binaural beats are auditory illusions that occur when you hear different frequency sounds in different ears. Learn how they could make it easier for you to relax, sleep, and meditate.