Topic: Spatial Editing: Removing Sounds From Specific Directions

[Len Moskowitz (Core Sound)]

Did you ever want to remove sounds that are coming from a specific direction, like a talker or a cougher?

Well, you can do that now.
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[Len Moskowitz (Core Sound)]

is there a non-facebook link available? dont have an account

Spatial Domain Editing

Did you ever really want to somehow remove an audience cough in an otherwise quiet classical music location recording?

With a higher-order ambisonic recording and well-designed plugins, you can use spatial filters to remove sounds coming from specific directions.

Here's an example of how to remove an audience cough from a higher-order ambisonic recording using Blue Ripple's spatial audio plugins:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdBwRNswJfU

(Thanks to Jim Slagle for this video.)

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so would an octomic be required or could a tetramic do this?

[Len Moskowitz (Core Sound)]

First-order microphones don't offer enough spatial resolution to do this well. So a higher-order microphone (like OctoMic) is required.