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Tag: university of salford

Did acoustics affect where palaeolithic cave 'art' was painted?

Did the first large scale scientific test of the theory that acoustics affected where palaeolithic cave ‘art’ was painted, support the hypothesis? The lead author on the paper explains.

September 12, 2017
360 Video of Reverberation Chamber

Here is another 360 video recorded with spatial audio – so reach for your headphones. The heavy reverberation creates some interesting aural effects, some of them probably due to how YouTube creates the binaural rendering and are not real. So I’ve done an anechoic chamber in 360 video, and now a reverberant space. What next?

September 9, 2016
Wavefield synthesis: 'souped-up' surround sound

Wave field synthesis, a great research tool for audio and surround sound.

December 8, 2013
Listening to the B of the Bang

Want to hear just the B from the Bang, try bursting a balloon in an anechoic chamber.

December 3, 2013
Slower music has higher sound quality

An analysis of pop and rock music shows that slower music has higher sound quality

November 27, 2013
Youtube experiment for Glastonbury

What makes a geat mobile recording, we’re trying to find out using YouTube clips from Glastonbury.

June 28, 2013

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