Ambisonic reproduction of directionality in surround-sound systems

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In both the technology and the aesthetics of extending high fidelity reproduction to surround-sound, reproduction of natural ambience is crucial. The 'quadraphonic' attempt to reproduce four stereo-blended tracks, derived from multi-microphone mix-down, cannot provide this. Complete spherical directionality can however be encoded on to a minimum of two audio channels to produce acoustically acceptable surround-sound systems. Limitations are set both by the number of available loudspeakers and by the number of channels. © 1974 Nature Publishing Group.

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Fellgett, P. B. (1974). Ambisonic reproduction of directionality in surround-sound systems. Nature, 252(5484), 534–538. https://doi.org/10.1038/252534b0

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