In article , Rob
wrote:
Dave Plowman (News) wrote:


You bandy words like 'depth' etc without knowing what they mean.


Doesn't it (depth) just mean some sort of spatial representation of
sound? Like an instrument at the front, another a couple of feet behind,
a vocalist over there on the left, towards the back?

....and with a layout that was intended by those making the recording or
broadcast, and that - for relevant types of music - gives the same audible
layout as you would have experienced in the hall. Not just " blur out the
sense of location depth."

Slainte,

Jim

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