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And what about stereo to surround? I have tried to use room simulation with my Yamaha RX-V2400RDS with up to 8 loudspeakers but the best and simplest solution is to send the Left-Right high frequency part (above 200 ….
500 Hz) to Left Surround and Right surround and couple the low frequency Left part to Left Surround and low frequency Right part to Right surround. Note that
the extension from 2 to 4, from stereo to quadrophony, was a failure and
even the playback of 5.1, 7.1, x.y, Dolby ATMOS,…. surround recordings often have localization problems. The extensions towards more than a dozen of channels, as found in many surround systems, is unnecessary overkill, especially in the reproduction of music. While for movies sound localization is important, the reproduction
of music is seldom improved by adding more reproduction channels with the goal of an improved localization. In music reproduction feeling immersed by a natural sounding diffuse field is far more important than localization.
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On Behalf Of Christopher Kissel Greetings to all! January 29, 2022 marks seven years since my monotoSTEREO.info website went live. It has been incredibly gratifying to witness the evolution of spectral editing tools and AI-based music source separation
technology and tools. Hundreds of songs have already been upmixed from mono to stereo through the use of this technology and its tools! I started the website seven years ago to provide a collection of resources for individuals interested in upmixing mono source material to stereo through the use of spectral editing and sound (music) source separation. In that time the website
has been visited almost 57,000 times by individuals in 178 countries! Those interested in this unique use of this technology will find this article written by Jesse Jarnow interesting: How Audio Pros ‘Upmix’ Vintage Tracks
and Give Them New Life. I am one of the people featured in the article! Hundreds of examples, a number of which have been released commercially, are now linked to on the MEDIA pages of the website: Commercial releases making use of this technology are featured here: For those who haven’t yet visited monotoSTEREO.info, there are now 100 (!) tools featured on the TOOLS pages of the website: There are over 1,600 research papers, presentations, etc. linked to on the RESEARCH pages of the website. There are now hundreds of links to other websites in the audio, sound, and music fields on the LINKS pages: I would like to take this opportunity to again thank the researchers, developers, and companies who have made this technology and its tools possible and accessible. I would also like to thank the audio engineers who have showcased what
is possible with this technology! A big thanks to all who have visited monotoSTEREO.info over the past seven years. It will certainly be interesting seeing the ways in which this technology continues to evolve and improve over
the next seven years! Thank you all for your continued interest and support of this website! Best regards, Christopher Kissel Owner & Webmaster of monotoSTEREO.info This message may contain information that is not intended for you. If you are not the addressee or if this message was sent to you by mistake, you are requested to inform the sender and delete the message. TNO accepts no liability for the content of this e-mail, for the manner in which you use it and for damage of any kind resulting from the risks inherent to the electronic transmission of messages. |