Mathias Johansson: "The term Binaural Sound comes from the fact that we have two ears, which is very fascinating. We can still pick out locations all around us. We just have to listen to two signals entering our brains. In order to do a binaural recording you can put two microphones to your ears and play back".

This episode has been binaural recorded, so to experience the 3D Sound Listening Experience, put on your headphones.

Full Episode 19: VR For Our Ears: - Dynamic 3D Binaural Audio. How Dirac is Optimizing the Future Sound Systems to Offer the Ultimate Listening Experience.

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Soundbites

#1 The Story Behind Dirac’s Mission on Changing the World of Sound Listening. (04:20)

#2 Listening Fatigue: The Task of a Speaker and the Biggest Challenges with Existing Sound Systems. (09:13)

#3 How Dirac is Making Bad Audio Sound Better with Software. (14:53)

#4 What is 3D Binaural Audio and Ambisonics, and How does it Hack Our Brain? (17:54)

#5 What You as an Audience can Expect from a 3D Binaural Sound Experience. (31:13)

#6 How Head Tracking will Forever Change the Way We are Listening to Sound. (39:18)

#7 How 3D Binaural Audio and Hack Tracking will Transform Virtual Experiences. (45:49)

#8 3D Sound Use Cases that are Starting to Gain Momentum. (50:23)

#9 Best Practices on How Brands can Use 3D Binaural Sound in their Audio Design Process. (52:47)

#10 What does the Future of 3D Binaural Audio Sound Like? (55:40)

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