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| Author: | allenwrench [ 13 Feb 2017, 02:48 ] |
| Post subject: | Stereo vs. Dolby |
A question for the golden ears: Can you hear the deference between music recorded in stereo and the same music recorded in Dolby Surround when played back on a two channel audio system? |
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| Author: | signofzeta [ 13 Feb 2017, 05:37 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Stereo vs. Dolby |
In what situation would I be able to experience this? |
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| Author: | allenwrench [ 13 Feb 2017, 14:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Stereo vs. Dolby |
That question is actually tougher than mine. To ask in a different way: on an audio system set to stereo would you be able to hear the phase shifting used to create a Dolby Surround (or matrix quad) recording? To ask in another way: If your a two channel person would you buy a recording that had (Surround Sound). As an example, you walk in to a Best Buy an on rack there are two cds of the same concert one stereo and one stereo surround (matrix) which one would you choose and why? Personally I can't tell the difference, but then I don't have golden ears. |
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| Author: | signofzeta [ 14 Feb 2017, 01:23 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Stereo vs. Dolby |
It's probably detectable, but really it's sorta a hard situation to imagine. Any setting I can see myself in where you have a surround mix and a stereo mix of the same exact thing there are going to be other mastering differences as well. If I play something surround (or Quad, same thing) through two channels I can't detect any artifacting, but that could just be because I don't have a two channel version to compare it to. Anything you can see on a scope (and you could) can be heard (if not understood) by the human ear. |
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