I still don't get it if I'm honest. There's a reason the headphone measuring rigs use outer ears and simulated canals etc.
The shape of our ears massively impacts how we hear. Trying to measure the frequency with normal mics without that won't generate useful data really, it won't correlate to what you hear when listening to the same thing. I also don't really get what extra the binaural 360 mics are capturing that's useful for understanding soundstage.
I could understand somewhat if you were just trying to create some sort of visualisation from a standard frequency response plot. It's a very subjective thing and I'm not sure how well it would translate but I would understand the idea at least.
The shape of our ears massively impacts how we hear. Trying to measure the frequency with normal mics without that won't generate useful data really, it won't correlate to what you hear when listening to the same thing. I also don't really get what extra the binaural 360 mics are capturing that's useful for understanding soundstage.
I could understand somewhat if you were just trying to create some sort of visualisation from a standard frequency response plot. It's a very subjective thing and I'm not sure how well it would translate but I would understand the idea at least.
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