Binaural Recording

Binaural recording is a technique used to capture sound that mimics how humans hear naturally. It involves using two microphones placed at ear level, often in a dummy head that resembles a human head. This setup records sound with dimensions of space and direction, allowing listeners to experience audio as if they were actually present in the environment. When played back through headphones, binaural recordings create a three-dimensional sound experience, making it feel immersive and realistic. This method is popular in music, films, and virtual reality to enhance the listener's experience.