Actually, with the right "sideband binaural" technique, you can do even better - use on AM to separate stations with small carrier frequency offsets of up to 10 Hz or so. See SDR#.
Hi Richard, Thanks for the video, I found it very interesting. I will now have a look for more of your videos. 73. Dj0DJS ps: I will be ordering my carbon 6 very soon looks great.
don't think flat. a full binaural system would add phase in/phase out to place signals in front of the listener and behind in addition to left right separation
And indeed our system does manipulate phase and amplitude. However while sounds in front and behind (also up and down) are relevant in real life, we are mapping sounds to a virtual spectrum display where left and right are what is required. This may be of interest: www.wolfwave.co.uk/binaural-mode
Nice demonstration, this is the main reason why I got my Wolfwave !!
Just watched this video and right away ordered Wolfwave to Dxengineering
Wow! Thanks.
Actually, with the right "sideband binaural" technique, you can do even better - use on AM to separate stations with small carrier frequency offsets of up to 10 Hz or so. See SDR#.
That is so cool!
Yes! It's quite amazing to use.
Ok that's just weird... but very useful. just need to get on with learning CW now!
Thanks - yes CW is a very satisfying skill. Good luck with it!
Hi Richard, Thanks for the video, I found it very interesting. I will now have a look for more of your videos.
73.
Dj0DJS
ps: I will be ordering my carbon 6 very soon looks great.
Thanks Matthew
Interesting stuff! Thank you Richard. 73 Nick M1DDD (a few basics on my channel)
Cheers Nick!
Coming soon. CW in VR.
Maybe....
don't think flat. a full binaural system would add phase in/phase out to place signals in front of the listener and behind in addition to left right separation
And indeed our system does manipulate phase and amplitude. However while sounds in front and behind (also up and down) are relevant in real life, we are mapping sounds to a virtual spectrum display where left and right are what is required. This may be of interest: www.wolfwave.co.uk/binaural-mode