Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] Hardware Hookup
From: Pete Harlow (peter.harlow_AT_thales-transportservices.com)
Date: Fri Jun 04 2004 - 12:15:31 EEST
Arnold Krille wrote:
> There is a simple solution I learned from userfriendly.org yesterday (in the
> archives):
>
> Turn you desk around!
... You've obviously not seen the state of my 'office'... ;-)
> PS: Do those cassettes contain spoken information "This is left","This is
> right" or how do you say which channel is left/right?
They were actually recordings of passing vehicles - yes, okay, I should
get out more - so the channel reversal was pretty obvious.
But I wanted to be sure the hardware was hooked up correctly before
looking at the next thing - I think there is a *software* reversal, if I
use OSS emulation, going straight into ALSA seems OK, but I need to get
my facts straight before I discuss this further.
> After all it should be unimportant right from hearing wether the drumset
> sounds like when you are at the playing position or at the listening
> position. And even an Orchestra where you expect the first violins to come
> from left can be recorded with a stereo-view from one of the musicians...
I seem to remember this sort of thing being debated when TV first
started carrying stereo sound..
Pete.
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