Here is some examples of Holophonic Sounds:
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So, put your headphone, close windows and stop any other sounds in your room to make sure you can enjoy them as best as possible! You can also listen the 3D sound effects of the Alien Encounter attraction in a really good "binaural audio" recording of the original attraction that you'll find on the excellent WDW Memories website HERE. You have the links below for five of them.
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And, good news, it is a FREE application! Here is the Appstore link to download it.Īnother good news for those of you who don't own an iPhone as you'll be able to test right now a selection of these 3D sounds. It's called 3D Audio Illusions and, although this iPhone application is not released by Disney, you'll be able to find back in it some of the great 3D sounds effects you've heard at the Disney MGM Studios attraction.
Now, why do i talk about this today? Because a new iPhone app (also working on iPad and iPod Touch) was released on the App Store. These create the illusion that sounds produced in the membrane of a speaker emanate from specific directions." Holophonics, like binaural recording, reproduces the interaural differences (arrival time and amplitude between the ears), as well as rudimentary head-related transfer functions. The brain then interprets this data and infers the direction of the sound. According to the hypothesis, the cochlea detects and analyzes this pattern as if it were an acoustic hologram. The nature of this pattern is sensitive to the direction of the incoming sound. Zuccarelli stated that the human auditory system is a sound emitter, producing a reference sound that combines with incoming sound to form an interference pattern inside the ear. It has been used in film soundtrack, popular music, television and themeparks. In its early years, Holophonics was used by various artists including Michael Jackson, who used Holophonics on his album "Bad", Paul McCartney, and Richard Branson. These included the shaking matchbox, haircut & blower, bees, balloon, plastic bag, birds, airplanes, fireworks, thunder, and racing cars. It, along with Zuccarelli, rose to fame in 1983 with the release of a recording entitled Zuccarelli Holophonics (The Matchbox Shaker) released in the UK by CBS which consisted entirely of short recordings of sound effects designed to show off the system. "Holophonics was created by Argentine Hugo Zuccarelli in 1980, during his studies at the Politecnico di Milano university. Here is what Wikipedia is saying about this amazing Holophonic sound: Later, WDI Imagineers used the same 3D sound technique in the Alien Encounter attraction. It was really impressive as the sounds were incredible due to a new technique called "Holophonic Sounds". Basically, you had some headphone and sounds like hair cut, thunder storm, plane flying, etc were playing. I don't remember the exact name of the attraction - if you do please let me know in the comments - but ten years ago, at the Disney MGM Studios there was an attraction where you could experiment what WDI Imagineers called "3D Sound".
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