ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we explore immersive audio and orchestral recording through the ECHO Project—a collaborative research initiative focused on immersive microphone array techniques, and immersive composition.
Our guests, Katia Sochaczewska and Morten Lindberg, share insights into how the project was developed, the challenges of capturing orchestras in immersive, and how open-access recordings can help shape the future of immersive sound.
If you want to listen to the full audio examples, then visit the ECHO Database.
ECHO Database:
https://apl-hud.com/echo-database/
Hosted by Katia Sochaczewska and Morten Lindberg
Speak by Marie Stephensen
Edited by David Søttrup
English
United States
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