Binaural recording is a technique used to create a three-dimensional sound experience for listeners. It involves using two microphones placed in a way that mimics the human ear's positioning. This setup captures sound as it would naturally be heard, allowing for a more immersive listening experience when played back through headphones. The result of binaural recording is a realistic audio experience, where sounds appear to come from various directions. This technique is often used in virtual reality, music production, and ASMR recordings, enhancing the listener's engagement and making them feel as if they are present in the recorded environment.