rovide what is needed for an SAE.
>
> Unfortunately Covid has put a huge damper on progress in this direction, as
> large scale public events are untenable, and the world economy is being
> severely damaged. These are indeed “interesting times”.
>
> I wish you good luck with your pr
of my life I am
unlikely ever to be able to use them.
Ciao,
Dave Hunt
> 1. Re: DBADP (Richard Foss)
> 2. Re: DBADP (Augustine Leudar)
>
> From: Richard Foss
> Subject: Re: [Sursound] DBADP
> Date: 15 November 2020 at 20:03:04 GMT
> To: Surround Sound discussion group
Thanks both David and Richard for posting this. As Richard knows I use
something akin to DBAP a lot in my installations and am always keen on
seeing ways of improving panning between speakers that are far apart in
irregular arrays etc. I will be reading your papers over the coming weeks
and followi
Thanks for the delta stereophony history Dave, interesting!
> Current products do not allow progress to true Delta Stereophony (DBADP)
Well conceptually it should be possible if, beyond aux mixes, you have a
further layer of mixes that can comprise aux bus sends (with controllable
delays/filt
Hi Richard,
I’ve changed the title of this topic to something more relevant.
I still prefer the term Delta Stereophony to describe this. It seems to date
back to the mid 1980’s, and was described by Gerhard Steinke and Wolfgang
Ahnert. They were working in East Germany behind the Iron Curtain,
