stereo tracks W/D/W examples?

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what does stereo really mean?
1.) Wet on Left side
2.) Dry in the middle
3.) Wet on the right side

To make it stereo the WET(right side) is at a different delay time or time stretch than the WET(left side)

example:
1.) Take a mono signal and put it through a DUAL Processor so it converts it to stereo

2.) What stereo means is there is TWO different settings on each side

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What other stereo examples do u guys have please??
 
example#2

Mono signal but gets "split" so the left side is a fender twin and the right side/channel is a marshall this is stereo

example#3

Mono signal gets split so right/channel is dry and the left channel has a slap back
This is stereo

example#4

???
 
We'd tell you the answer, Wally, but then we'd have to kill you. Oh wait...

G.
 
I thought of stereo as everything that's not identical on both speakers. or to put it really simple: if you listen to it in mono and it sounds different than in stereo, then it was stereo.

your example 2 is a stereo MIX to me. the two sound-sources are still mono unless you look at panned mono-signals as stereo. hmmmmmm... it is very confusing.

now that I'm writing this I came to another definition: basically "stereo" means mixed to 2 tracks. if both tracks are identical, it's still stereo but you could as well mix them to 1 track.

but - to quote linkin park "... in the end it doesn't really matter." :p
 
Stereo is posibilities :D depends on how you want to use it.

Captureing the placement of sound sources in a room (from left to right) is not possible in mono. In stereo it is.


Get this book. It covers it very well. Along with tons of other stuff.

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F.S.
 
Stereo - stereophonic imaging - is the use of binaural sound sources to psychoacoustically synthesize a 2-dimensional aural image.

G.
 
the two sound-sources are still mono unless you look at panned mono-signals as stereo.

Yes mostly stereo is panned mono signals

stereophonic imaging - is the use of binaural sound sources to psychoacoustically synthesize a 2-dimensional aural image.

What processor do u use to synthesize the mono signal to a binaural signal?
 
walters said:
What processor do u use to synthesize the mono signal to a binaural signal?
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You don't.

Jesus Christ, Wally, get with the program already. After all this time and all these questions about waaaay too esoteric hypothetical questions, you still don't know the difference between wet and dry or mono and stereo (or even the difference between those two pairs), you really need to hang up your modem and take up basket weaving. There's NOTHING any of us here can do to help out your sorry ass.

G.
 
whats the difference between wet and dry signals?
whats the difference between wet VS wet signals?

stereo is mono put panned to different channels
 
What processor do u use to synthesize the mono signal to a binaural signal?

You don't

Yes u do how else can u take a mono signal and convert it to stereo u have to synthsize the signal use dual processs chips
 
I believe that the device you seek is called a mixer.
 
walters said:
Yes u do how else can u take a mono signal and convert it to stereo u have to synthsize the signal use dual processs chips
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You incredible nincompoop.

Now PLEASE, just lock this thread and leave this forum altogether. You have no business being here.

G.
 
believe that the device you seek is called a mixer.

you can't get a binaural mix from just a mixer u need a special pychoacoustic processor geeezzzz

We could use SouthSIDE Glen dummy head to do binaural mixing just stick two 58's in his dummyhead
 
Wally, to quote YOU just a few posts ago:

Wally said:
stereo is mono put panned to different channels
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I love it when you answer your own question before you even ask it.

I think Walters is actually a real life Billy Pilgrim who has become "unstuck in time".

G.
 
RAMI said:
Like Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer???
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Yeah, but without the brains. :rolleyes:

I'm talking more like Billy Pilgrim from "Slaughterhouse Five". If you haven't read it, you got to; it's a classic. "Unstuck in time" means living life out of sequence. It would explain a lot of Wally's behavior.

G.
 
SouthSIDE Glen Yeah, but without the brains

Yes this is true use southside glen dummyhead without the brains for binaural
recording and mixing

I just want to plug my strat into southside glen dummyhead
 
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