Parnell et al., 2018 - Google Patents
An efficient method for producing binaural mixes of classical music from a primary stereo mixParnell et al., 2018
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- 13050883638125871483
- Author
- Parnell T
- Pike C
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- Publication venue
- Audio Engineering Society Convention 144
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Radio audiences in the UK are increasingly listening using headphones, and binaural mixes are likely to offer more natural and immersive classical musical experiences than stereo broadcasts. However, the stereo mix is currently a priority for broadcasters, and producers …
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