Stereo to 5.1 Surround(NEW METOD)

DSP8000 · 19th September 2003, 11:01

Hi! This is my first post.
I've been regular visitor for about 1 year to this forum & all I can say is BIG THANK YOU.I do understand "The Ambisonic Metod" & I did lots of conversions in this way.
Another way that I use at the moment is this:
Import stereo wav in Adobe Audition,Multitrack layout,wiev Multichannel Encoder,on the right side there is track options,I choose surround panner,stereo source,adjust sub channel level to 50,center channel 100,track level 100.Export options:Export as 6 individual mono wave files.After that import just the LFE in Sound Forge & apply resonant filter @ 65 Hz,Resonance 2.0,Wet/Dry 100%,Apply filter settings & export as 48000,32 Bit mono.The LFE now is set all I need now is surround "effect".
Import the LeftSurround & RightSurround in Sound Forge apply "AnalogX Vocal Remover" & export them again to the same dir where I have the other files.Now I have 6 mono wave files ready for encoding AC3,DTS.
The Final result sounds good to me,but if anyone knows better solutions(excluding "The Ambisonic Metod) please let us know.
Thanks again to Doom9

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DSP8000 Doom9 Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 210	Stereo to 5.1 Surround(NEW METOD) Hi! This is my first post. I've been regular visitor for about 1 year to this forum & all I can say is BIG THANK YOU.I do understand "The Ambisonic Metod" & I did lots of conversions in this way. Another way that I use at the moment is this: Import stereo wav in Adobe Audition,Multitrack layout,wiev Multichannel Encoder,on the right side there is track options,I choose surround panner,stereo source,adjust sub channel level to 50,center channel 100,track level 100.Export options:Export as 6 individual mono wave files.After that import just the LFE in Sound Forge & apply resonant filter @ 65 Hz,Resonance 2.0,Wet/Dry 100%,Apply filter settings & export as 48000,32 Bit mono.The LFE now is set all I need now is surround "effect". Import the LeftSurround & RightSurround in Sound Forge apply "AnalogX Vocal Remover" & export them again to the same dir where I have the other files.Now I have 6 mono wave files ready for encoding AC3,DTS. The Final result sounds good to me,but if anyone knows better solutions(excluding "The Ambisonic Metod) please let us know. Thanks again to Doom9