Why don’t mp3 players have a crossfeed circuit? When listening to music through speakers each ear hears both channels, with the sound from the further spear delayed a bit and slightly lower in volume. Why don’t mp3 players have a circuit to mix some of the other into each channel, with the volume and delay that the user can set?
If a crossfeed circuit is too expensive to put in mp3 players, then why aren’t new recording done in a binaural manner using a dummy head? It seems like the majority of listening is done through headphones now.
Why don’t mp3 players have a crossfeed circuit? When listening to music through speakers each ear hears both channels, with the sound from the further spear delayed a bit and slightly lower in volume. Why don’t mp3 players have a circuit to mix some of the other into each channel, with the volume and delay that the user can set?
You think earphone listening is more than computer speaker, regular stereo, and car players combined?
The place I knew that sort of specialized in binaural seems to have backed off on it lately (zbs media)
Some of the radio dramas I have in binaural are freaky… a phone rings or a door opens “offstage” and I have to check whether it’s the recording or real.