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RE: Sound coming from the front with HPs.

Posted by beppe61 on April 1, 2016 at 02:02:26:
Hi ! thanks again for the helful advice.
I am aware of the special effects added in post production
Actually i am amazed at their quality ... they can be amazingly realistic that is even scaring.
I have a short story.
I was watching a tv series and then at certain point there was a fire alarm ringing.
I jump off the sofa and run to the door ... i am not joking.
The sound was more than realistic.
However what i have experienced is something different.
The voice of the speaker was badly recorded but strangely his position could be quite clearly located in front of me.
I have no idea of what kind of processing they have actually used.
I understand from your very through explanation that this effect could not have been possible without some sort of processing of the signal.
I mean ... it is not the result of a particular mic or mic placement. The L and R signals must have been "treated" in some way.
Thanks a lot again.