How to Make a Mix Sound 3D 

Thanks so much Hans! SageAudio.com

But that’s just a binaural recording. It’s not using these concepts, just two microphones placed where the listeners ears should be.

@@davidasher22 Yes. ‘Two microphones’ meaning it’s in stereo (left+right), which is what Sage is discussing here. Unless I’m missing something.

@@oliverquach9614 well, he’s not talking about binaural recording at all. He’s talking about different ways to create 3 dimensional sounds afterwards during mixing. None of the concepts he mentioned were used for that barbershop recording. That was just a binaural set up and a performance based around that binaural “head”. The things mentioned in this video are ways to make mono and stereo signals more 3D. Never does he mention using a binaural miking technique. He does suggest using binaural effects like the free Dear VR plugin and the binaural plugin that comes with Logic but this is all post recording. Do you understand the difference now?

@@davidasher22 Practically speaking, you’re making a distinction without much of a difference. Your point about 2 ‘mono’ sounds playing left/right could easily be used to describe stereo sounds too. You can reply if you want but Im not going to get into the weeds with you on this, I just thought folks might find the barber video interesting, it’s not that deep.

Awesome thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

Weird! No clue why it's doing that - maybe try an alternative. If you're using Logic, the binaural panner is great and low CPU. Or the free plugin transpanner by Artists in DSP is a good one

@@sageaudio Thanks for the plugin suggestions. I'll have to check those out for the next time. Complete novice when it comes to audio stuff but I'm not sure the specs are an issue. The workstation build was for 3D and is using a 4090 and a 13900k which seems like overkill. I'm sure it's a very bad practice but I ended up just using OBS to record desktop and my timelines playback live 😅

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On a master? AFAIK, not really. You can easily do things with your stereo image (width/mid-side/panning), but when it comes to putting a ‘piano behind the vocal’ or something I can’t think of a practical way of achieving that without separating stems.

@Oliver u can easily do this in Dolby-atmos atmos With individual stems.

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