p speakers or from poor source material. Not sure
what his source was.
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Peter Lennox wrote:
Basically, stereo intrinsically features cross-talk; listening over headphones removes this.
So putting it back in, via some kind of Blumlein shuffling, fixes that. if you want externalisation, you need some room effect (artificially generated or whatever). So you can have 's
Eric,
A bit wide of your topic ... if not indeed off topic.
If you lie a young healthy person (i.e. 'normal' skin elasticity)
on their back and take a copy of their face (a mask).
If you place this on your desk (paperweight-like) it may draw
comments, but not about it being unnatural.
Now hang
