Matrix (sound recording)

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In sound recording, a matrix can refer to a disc in the early stages of processing a record for mass production; see mastering and pressing process discussion at gramophone record. Matrix can also refer to the encoding of several channels of audio into fewer channels to be decoded back into several channels later.

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Encoding Matrix Left Front Right Front Left Back Right Back
Left Total 1.0 0.0 j0.7 k0.7
Right Total 0.0 1.0 k0.7 j0.7

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift

Encoding Matrix Left Front Right Front Left Back Right Back
Left Total 0.92 0.38 j0.92 j0.38
Right Total 0.38 0.92 k0.38 k0.92

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift

Encoding Matrix W (pressure signal) X (front-back information) Y (left-right information)
Left Total 0.470 + k0.171 0.093 + j0.255 +0.328
Right Total 0.470 + j0.171 0.093 + k0.255 -0.328

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift

Encoding Matrix Left Right Center Surround
Left Total 1.000 0.000 0.707 j0.707
Right Total 0.000 1.000 0.707 k0.707

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift

The encoding matix is the same as for Dolby Surround; only the Pro Logic decoder differs.

Encoding Matrix Left Right Center Surround
Left Total 1.000 0.000 0.707 j0.707
Right Total 0.000 1.000 0.707 k0.707

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift ///00

Encoding Matrix Left Right Center Rear Left Rear Right
Left Total 1.000 0.000 0.707 j0.8165 j0.5774
Right Total 0.000 1.000 0.707 k0.5774 k0.8165

j = + 90° phase-shift , k = - 90° phase-shift

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