True stereo convolution

mnentwig wrote:
>>> As far as the processing chain is concerned, separate 
> channels might as well be separate mono radio stations.
> 
> If the "processing chain" implements a reverb, that is not true.
> Example: Take a standard stereo-capable reverb unit from the music shop,
> feed a signal into left channel and put an unused cable in the right
> channel (to force it to stereo mode).
> The output signal appears on both outputs, although stronger on the left
> channel. In other words, it CANNOT be used as two independent mono reverb
> units.

Reverb, cross-fade, and other effects aside, the ideal crosstalk between 
channels is zero. That goes for equalizers and other filters.

Jerry
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