Ambiophonics
Ambiophonics is not Ambisonics. In Ambiophonics, you use the existing stereo recordings.
I have similarly confused with Ambisonics and Ambiophonics.
On Tuesday, September 18, 2012 5:02:27 AM UTC+8, Audio_Empire wrote:
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I find that most recordings are not made correctly. That's why they
don't sound right. Two channel Ambisonics uses a microphone setup that
is fairly close to a coincident pair, except that it is made up of a
series of mikes arranged in a "spherical" configuration consisting of 3
figure-of-eight microphones and an omnidirectional microphone. By
matrix-mixing these four mikes, many different pickup patterns are
possible. A special Ambisonics mike used to be available with it's own
matrixing controller called a "soundfield" mike. But I don't know if
that's still true. The two channel Ambisonics can be approximated by
using a pair of figure-of-eight mikes in an X-Y configuration.
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