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How to determine if recording is STEREO vs. MONO?
Posted by:
STUFAN
()
Date: March 14, 2012 15:20
Hi Group,
This has probably been discussed before but I have an audio rip of an older vhs tape and I'm suspecting it's only a mono recording but is there a way to tell for sure?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
This has probably been discussed before but I have an audio rip of an older vhs tape and I'm suspecting it's only a mono recording but is there a way to tell for sure?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
Re: How to determine if recording is STEREO vs. MONO?
Posted by:
midnrambler
()
Date: March 14, 2012 17:08
The best way to hear it is using a headphone.
Re: How to determine if recording is STEREO vs. MONO?
Posted by:
vancouver
()
Date: March 14, 2012 21:16
one thing suprise me the last years,that many soundboards are in mono
the vhs gimme shelter(my copy) was in mono,but my vinyl bootleg was glorius stereo
the vhs gimme shelter(my copy) was in mono,but my vinyl bootleg was glorius stereo
Re: How to determine if recording is STEREO vs. MONO?
Posted by:
blakeeik
()
Date: March 15, 2012 03:49
You can do a phase analysis of the two channels. If its true mone, the phase is the same.
Re: How to determine if recording is STEREO vs. MONO?
Posted by:
bigtyke66
()
Date: March 15, 2012 18:32
One of these puppies will do it.
Goniometer
Basically, it displays the phase differences between the signals in each channel that Blakeeik mentions. I use LogicPro software for the Mac for audio recording and processing, and it has one of these meters. Interesting to see what's going on. Maybe other audio processing packages also have them.
Goniometer
Basically, it displays the phase differences between the signals in each channel that Blakeeik mentions. I use LogicPro software for the Mac for audio recording and processing, and it has one of these meters. Interesting to see what's going on. Maybe other audio processing packages also have them.
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