The Best Ways To Use A Binaural Microphone (feat. Neumann KU100)

The Neumann KU100 is a "dummy head" microphone, but the best applications for its use? Find out in this clip from my conversation with Stephan Peus.
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Thanks to @GeorgNeumannGmbH and Stephan Peus for making this video possible!
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00:00 - What are the best applications for the KU100?
01:10 - Other Functions of the Dummy Head
02:25 - What is ASMR?
03:00 - ASMR Demo with the KU100
04:00 - Future of Binaural Technology
06:49 - NEXT VIDEO
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[@hireality]

Really appreciate your recent videos focused on binaural audio👍 it is what I constantly use for videos on my channel.

[@MattPicsET]

The ASMR demo was spectacular ✨

[@jamiegustkey2573]

Thank you for lessons pertaining to this particular microphone option!
I would love to just record entirely with binaural mics! I love the rode mic-
I wish the head was more affordable-
Thank you again for your work!
👏🏻🕊

[@jimmiedean8035]

Build your own. They are easy. 😊

[@Kunstkopf]

I love this mic. It's a lot of fun to play around and experiment with it. I'd love if more musicians will use this for acoustic living-room concerts 🎧

[@gabset]

Hi.
Thanks for your video!
I'm close to buy ku100.
I cannot understand yet if and how is possible to convert its binaural recordings into ambisonic, in order to use them in 360vr video with head tracker.
Could you give me some answers?

[@AudioUniversity]

I’m not sure there is a straightforward way to do that. Why not use an ambisonics mic?

[@gabset]

@@AudioUniversity I do usually use an ambisonic, but this time we're going to record a musician and the sound engineer wants to buy the neumann head, to approach this kind of recording.
We thought was easy to convert binaural to ambisonic...
Any workflow tip would be appreciated

[@mikep1489]

Hi kyle this goes back to a older video what would you say is the best way to hook your phone to powered pa speakers with a subwoofer without a mixer would ltiblox be the way to go or ? and if thats correct I have to use mic instead of line correct. Thanks for any help

[@AudioUniversity]

Hey Mike. That would sum both left and right channels to mono. If that's ok, then the LTIBLOX is a great solution. If you need to maintain a stereo signal, I'd go with a stereo DI box like the Radial ProAV2: imp.i114863.net/LPokKV

[@mikep1489]

@@AudioUniversity sorry new at this which ever one I choose am I using line or mic on the back of the speakers and should I go from the sub and then to the tops or try tops to the sub see if any difference? Thanks for your help again

[@jimmiedean8035]

I let the mikes hang out of the ears , Like Ahura in Star Trek. With the pattern forward. On my dummy head. If I imbed the mikes. I will use Spock ears for better sensitivity. 😊

[@mattdudamusic]

My playback presented the left and right channels swapped relative to the visual

[@Know_Where]

I am too.

[@aledum1815]

Cheers.