Prospects For Transaural Recording - Cooper E Bauck

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"Transaural stereo (generic term) is a stereo-system plan that, like binaural stereo, takes the end point of the recording-reproducing chain to be the actual sounds at the ears. It contrasts with the taking of loudspeaker sounds as the end point, which is necessarily the plan of conventional stereo. It differs from binaural in that the sounds for each ear, rather than being supplied by direct signal chains ending at earphones, result indi­ rectly, instead, from the preparation of structured composite signals to be supplied to the loudspeakers."