Topic by hurstseth405 2017-01-11 00:32:38

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So as all of you know I got a droid. I want to record 3d audio. The only input port I have is a headphone jack/ microphone jack all in one. So I'm wondering do I have to get 3d headphones that plugin or that are bluetooth. If so what kind would you all rec amend.

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Reply by assault_freak 2017-01-11 18:24:11

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Headphones wouldn't do the trick... nor would a phone. You would need the proper microphones to do it, plus software that could actually encode 3d files...

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Reply by CAE_Jones 2017-01-11 22:22:53

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We can only hear 3D audio because we have 2 ears. So, you can only record 3D audio with 2 inputs, and even then, you'd need something to simulate all the littler things about ears and heads that make it possible to distinguish behind, vertical, etc.
I once tried this by taking some wrap-around headphones that could flip inside-out and plugging them into my microphone jack. The result was really quiet, but it was halfway 3D-ish. Not pro quality by any stretch.

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Reply by magurp244 2017-01-12 02:41:06

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I did a little digging on the subject and it seems there are a few projects recently for recording 3D binural audio with androids and similar phones. The first one is [Binauric's OpenEars] earbuds that use built in microphones when you put them in to record 3D audio. Second is the [Hooke Audio Verse by Hooke Audio], which is similar to Binauric's method of using a pair of earbuds and an [app].

I can't really say how good any of these are, and Binauric's website at the moment seems to be having connection issues.

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Reply by TalonTheDragon 2017-01-16 12:42:19

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Get a pair of Andrea SB205's, 20 bucks or so, they come with a USB dongle. Get an OTG cable for plugging normal USB into your phone. Done. For the price the quality is absolutely excellent. And you can plug anything standard into a droid and it'll work. At least everything I've tried, including mice, keyboards, hard drives, sound cards, midi compatible devices, joysticks, etc.

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