The Travelear App - Accessibility Improvements

Hello Garettt

Thank you for making these improvements. You've got some really great ambiances here. . I've always loved binaural recording, and these really feel like you're right there. I am an audio theatre writer and composer and I have always wanted to do a project with binaural audio. All I need aside from the microphones is a good binaural audio plug-in for sound effects I didn't record myself. It would also be so cool to get some binaural ambiance tracks. Are there any future plans to put these files on a download service of some kind such as Sounddogs Freesound etc? Or making them purchasable in some other way?

I record many public talks. I wear a pair of big over the ear studio headphones to make sure the speaker is near the microphone and the device is actually recording. I use a dynamic microphone so it usually captures everything. Sometimes a speaker turns away from the microphone. All the sighted speakers seem a little freaked out when I am moving either the microphone stand or the boom to move the microphone to a better pick up location. It is likely that sighted actors would be uncomfortable if a dude with binaural microphones were walking in front of the stage. Another possibility that would be binaural friendly would be spoken word performance art. People come to venues, usually bars, to tell dramatic stories they have experienced or they have written. The audience is usually highly expressive, and hearing a story with the audience along with the clinking of beer mugs and popping of bottle tops could be an unusual urban soundscape.