When an audio recording is crafted in stereo—splitting its sonic content across left and right channels—it gains spatial depth and nuance. Yet most listeners receive the product through a myriad of ...

The Feb. 1 issue of Radio World included an opinion piece on the editorial page titled “Compatibility Begins at Home.” It described the dilemma faced by broadcasters as they move toward ...

Every mix needs stereo width if it's going to sound interesting through domestic systems and headphones. At the same time, though, every mix also has to be compatible with mono systems, particularly ...