90 degrees!

[Cygnus]

I found this article on the internet today about Dolby Prologic an how it works and i read up on it. I think that the surround in ProLogic II is made by rotating the stereo image by 90 degrees. So, I have Adobe Audition, and I found a plugin in it that rotates the stereo feild. So, I opened an audio file, rotated the sound by 90 degrees and...BAM! There it was, I have everything on the rear channels now!

 

[Mort Corey]

Or you could have just turned around and faced the opposite direction

Mort

 

[Cygnus]

Shhh! Noo...I figured it out! Pretty neat if you want to make your own speaker volume tests

 

[Audioholics]

Or you could have just turned around and faced the opposite direction

OK, now THAT was funny!

 

[Privateer]

Or you could have just turned around and faced the opposite direction

Would that not be a 180?

 

[Cygnus]

Yeah I think so.

Odd, when i mix music to surround, i prefer Dolby ProLogic II Cinema over Dolby ProLogic II Music, it just sounds better I think...