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cab@col.hp.com (Chris Best) writes:

> 
> I can't help you find the company, but here's how they work
> (as it was explained to me): any signal common to both
> channels is removed, and signals that are different are
> left in.  So I guess the song has to be stereo.
> 
> Since vocals are typically centered in the image, that's
> what gets cut out.  Don't know what else does, though.

A _LOT_ of the bass disappears, since it's usually recorded center
channel, too.  You need drastic equalization to get some of it back.
There is a problem if there is stereo reverb on the vocals, too... it
doesn't disappear!

Pete C.

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