Eric Carmichel wrote:
When making a recording using internal mics (not the same as mics proximal to the ears conchas), the resonant peak created by KEMAR's ear canals will have to be considered.
So: Why are we actually < not > doing some "Kunstkopf" recordings with
mics just outside the ear channels? (I believe nobody does this.)
Head-shapes and torsos should be far more similar than ear pinnae. If
so, you would minimize the problem of very different HRTFs between persons.
Best,
Stefan
Now for the Neumann head: I believe this was designed primarily for
high-fidelity, binaural recordings.
I don't see any different aim than in the KEMAR case. (Would there be
any difference to do some "real"/"correct" or "high-fidelity" binaural
recording? Don't think so, but I am ready to learn... :-) )
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