I think you're going to find over time that this approach is not going
to hold up over a variety of sources. If you're more interested in
stereo-to-surround converting, and are willing to put in some extra
time, check out the SPEC method at www.surroundbyus.com. We developed
the method to be the most successful thus far in working with stereo
sources.
On May 7, 5:40 am, polmuaddib <vladimirmalu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I know this is not a new subject, but I just recently had time to use
> this channel mixer. Now I listen to all my 2 channel music in surround
> (5.1).
> I am pretty surprised that it works extremely well. Most of the time
> it feels like it is true surround.
> So, my congratulations to the author/s.
> BTW, should I turn it off for native surround? I suppose I should. For
> quad is neccesseary to be off, I guess.
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