Hi!
Speaking about Ambisonics, I have one question regarding the different orders you might want to use, which I couldn't found to be answered in the (not too much) media I read and watched about this topic:
Which border do I have to reach in my project that I should consider switching to higher (second, third or more) order ambisonics? Is it the number of output channels? Or is it: Always use the highest order you can afford?
According to this video(, which I haven't watched the whole length,) at 23:14 ff it's about frequency response and compensation - and there it seems to be better using lower order.
It would be interesting making a direct comparison between first
and third order to hear if it's worthwhile. But without the
equipment… So, this question goes to the pros (hoping not to start
a flamewar…)
There is another video
I found. Without ever being able to hear higher order ambisonics I
wonder if such things as fifth order is more or less something
like "look, what I can do" comparing the time and effort with the
actual improvement in audio quality… Sorry, if I step on someone's
feet…
Greets!
Mitsch
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