Binaural recording is a method of capturing sound that mimics how human ears perceive audio. It uses two microphones placed in a way that simulates the distance and positioning of human ears, often inside a dummy head. This technique creates a three-dimensional sound experience, allowing listeners to feel as if they are in the same environment as the recorded sounds. When played back through headphones, binaural recordings provide a realistic spatial audio experience. This makes it popular in various applications, including virtual reality, music production, and ASMR content. The immersive quality enhances the listener's engagement and enjoyment.