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In article <3836@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM> wte@ncrcae.Columbia.NCR.COM (Bill Eason) writes:
_In article <343@ivucsb.UUCP> todd@ivucsb.UUCP (Todd Day <todd>) writes:
_>In article <341@ivucsb.UUCP> I (Todd Day) write:
_>_I have a very interesting signal processing problem for those signal
_>_processing gurus.
_
_>_I've looked into the math behind this.  It is not a simple as it first
_>_appears!  Now, it's very, very easy to get rid of mono from stereo...
_>_just subtract left from right, and the mono disappears.  However, you
_>_can't just subtract this (R-L) from (R+L) to get only mono.  What
_>_you always end up with is some combination of the mono plus one of
_>_the other channels (2M - 2R, etc.)
_
_<...stuff deleted...>
_
_Could you not take this (2M - 2R) and subtract 2R?
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The only problem is that I don't have 2R, I have R+0.5M.

I see all the confusion I've caused by calling the "center channel" mono,
so I'm going to repost one last request with a little less vagueness
than my original two postings...

 
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