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bayswater
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Binaural Tools

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imperial College has released some binaural tools as reported in SOS. The back to front movement is more convincing to me than most efforts. The downloads include a free VST plugin.

I'm wondering if shows on BBC Radio 4 like DID have been using these -- there is a strange similarity to that sound.
SOS includes links to downloads and a couple of videos, including one simulating hearing loss.

https://www.soundonsound.com/news/imper ... ural-tools
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Re: Binaural Tools

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Sounds a lot like the shows I've found on the BBC web site. Thanks for the heads up.
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