Merci. Genedek, yes khosumem Hayeran mi kich. I had my best friend translate. I'm happy this video was a good experience for you and I hope you can return to Gyumri. In case you're curious, here is a playlist of other Gyumri videos: ruclips.net/p/PLF_py3Xyge9PMoAx8Sq9OJpa49XPE02cO
Hi I’d like to see Where people live All types of average houses/ living units I watch your videos, very nice Where are people, children , do th take school busses, ? , walk ?
Hello and thank you for watching! The fountain in this video is on the outskirts of Gyumri so it might not be the best to show you some of those things, however, here is a playlist of all of my Armenia walking videos which will show you those things: ruclips.net/p/PLF_py3Xyge9PFVyKLek6xV3lzPoc8NTxf
That's an intriguing observation. The sound was recorded in first order ambisonics and then encoded for binaural. Surely, some of the spatiality was lost during that process. Also, because of the wonderful variety of human ears and head shapes we all hear things a bit differently. Therefore it makes sense that you could perceive the sound this way. There's other things to consider as well, like the gear, for example. Anyway, thanks for watching. I wonder if you have had the same experience with the other videos I made like this?
@@SpectralEvolver hi. Thanks for the reply. I have one of these arriving tomorrow and look forward to learning how to get the best from it. I only plan to use it for field recording when I want to record sounds from all directions, rather than for video use. I wonder if your process will be best for that or if there’s a more direct route to binaural. I watched a couple more of your videos but will watch the rest tonight, especially those using this gadget. Pretty cool way to see a new city too…
@@BarnabyNutt Well said and thank you! Yes, this microphone is an excellent option for recording sound from all directions. The tetrahedral microphone array is excellent for doing that, the more difficult part is decoding and listening to it (most people don't have a speaker set-up to accommodate this, thus the encoding for binaural and typical use of headphones.) There is a more direct route to binaural, for example you could simply record with a binaural microphone. In any case, this is a good and pretty reasonable place to start. Let me know how it goes!
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Shaaat lav gaxapar er qaylel mer Gyumru poxocnerov...❤️❤️❤️10 taruc avel chem eghel im harazat qaghaqum,im hamar shaaat karotac tesaranner ein,dzer het havasar qayleci...shat tegher kayin,vor arden lav chem hishum,vor poghocnern en,bayc karevor@ es inqs zgum ei indz entegh😔😔😔Astcov hajord tari kaycelem qez im cnndavayr,im Gyumri❤️❤️
Merci. Genedek, yes khosumem Hayeran mi kich. I had my best friend translate. I'm happy this video was a good experience for you and I hope you can return to Gyumri. In case you're curious, here is a playlist of other Gyumri videos: ruclips.net/p/PLF_py3Xyge9PMoAx8Sq9OJpa49XPE02cO
Спасибо большое за ролик,я будто сама оказалась в родных краях ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
What a wonderful idea, and ending with the iron fountain was a very neat choice, thanks
Thanks for watching :) Glad you enjoyed it.
Спасибо за ролик, классно👍🔥
пожалуйста
Jaaaaan im Gyumri .shnorhakal em karotov qaylum em dzez het...
Genedek, yes khosum yem hayeren mi kich...chem haskanum.
@@SpectralEvolver were are you from
Ապրես , մեծ սիրով քայլեցինք միասին :
Ayo. Merci shat!
Փողոցները դադարկ են, էյ գիտի ԳՅՈՒՄՐԻ....
It's a quiet place. Thanks for watching. If you're curious, here's more videos ruclips.net/p/PLF_py3Xyge9PFVyKLek6xV3lzPoc8NTxf
Hi
I’d like to see
Where people live
All types of average houses/ living units
I watch your videos, very nice
Where are people, children , do th take school busses, ? , walk ?
Hello and thank you for watching! The fountain in this video is on the outskirts of Gyumri so it might not be the best to show you some of those things, however, here is a playlist of all of my Armenia walking videos which will show you those things: ruclips.net/p/PLF_py3Xyge9PFVyKLek6xV3lzPoc8NTxf
what did you use to film? amazing video !
Thank you! Good to hear from you and thanks for tuning in! I used FilmConvert on footage from a GoPro. Next time I’ll use a Kodak Brownie for sure...
Very cool video. I hear really good front to back positioning, but left to right is not so clear…
Beauty
Yes, Gyumri is beautiful. Thanks for watching-
The city I was born 43 years ago.
Good to hear from you. I really love the place you are from; Gyumri is a wonderful city.
Mi ban asem eli ci Asxatum Satrvan bayc xi haskaca dzyuner bayc teskin nayeluv haskaca vor Voch
Genedek. Chigdem. Yes khosum em hayeran mi kich.
Mordor architecture
Very cool video. I hear really good front to back positioning, but left to right is not so clear…
That's an intriguing observation. The sound was recorded in first order ambisonics and then encoded for binaural. Surely, some of the spatiality was lost during that process. Also, because of the wonderful variety of human ears and head shapes we all hear things a bit differently. Therefore it makes sense that you could perceive the sound this way. There's other things to consider as well, like the gear, for example. Anyway, thanks for watching. I wonder if you have had the same experience with the other videos I made like this?
@@SpectralEvolver hi. Thanks for the reply. I have one of these arriving tomorrow and look forward to learning how to get the best from it. I only plan to use it for field recording when I want to record sounds from all directions, rather than for video use. I wonder if your process will be best for that or if there’s a more direct route to binaural.
I watched a couple more of your videos but will watch the rest tonight, especially those using this gadget. Pretty cool way to see a new city too…
@@BarnabyNutt Well said and thank you! Yes, this microphone is an excellent option for recording sound from all directions. The tetrahedral microphone array is excellent for doing that, the more difficult part is decoding and listening to it (most people don't have a speaker set-up to accommodate this, thus the encoding for binaural and typical use of headphones.) There is a more direct route to binaural, for example you could simply record with a binaural microphone. In any case, this is a good and pretty reasonable place to start. Let me know how it goes!