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Those interested in stereo sound may wish to check out my website, monotoSTEREO.info, which is dedicated to providing a collection of resources for individuals interested in upmixing older mono recordings to stereo through the use of audio spectral editing, sound source separation, and related processes. The website went live a little over two years ago and has been visited by individuals in 118 countries so far. Be sure to check out the many examples on the MEDIA pages (https://www.monotostereo.info/media) of the website! There is also a companion Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/monotostereo.info) where I post information about updates to the website as well as related content. I hope that you find the website interesting, informative, and thought provoking!
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Interesting website. I had no idea such advanced techniques now existed for converting mono recordings into stereo. I went thru all five media sample pages and really was inpressed. MUCH BETTER than that old "rechanneled for stereo" sound of the 1960's.Magnepan 1.6 QR Loudspeakers, Amherst A-2000 MOSFET 150 WPC Amp, Conrad Johnson PV-10A Modded Tube Line & Phono Stage, Electrocompaniet MC II Class A Head Amp, Audio Technica AT-OC9XML Cart (Stereo) , Graham Engineering 2.2 Tonearm (Stereo) , VPI Aries-1 Turntable (Stereo) , VPI Clamp, Denon DL-102 Cart, (Mono) , Luxman Tonearm (Mono) , Kenwood KD-500 Turntable (Mono) , Michell Clamp, Marantz 20B Analog FM Tuner, Pioneer SACD, Onkyo DX-6800 CD Transport, DIY 24B/192K DAC, Sennheiser HD-650 Headphones, Headroom Max Balanced Headphone Amp, DIY Silver Interconnects -
While I do like some of the tools in Cedar, Izotope and Spectral Layers, my go to plug for this is reNOVAtor by Algorithmix.
Wish this database was available about 3yr ago when I did the mono of "Ella and Louis".Comment
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