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   Dallas Hinton - Anton Shepelev:   
      
   > One of the best recordings I ever heard (and I don't remember any   
   > of the details now)   
      
   I wish you did!   
      
   > was a symphony orchestra recorded with a single microphone   
   > hanging centrally from the ceiling. It shouldn't have had any   
   > stereo effect but it certainly did!   
      
   No stereo there, but you don't need stereo to have a feeling of   
   space. Reverbertaion is much more important and may very well   
   register on a monophonic recording. The only remotely natural   
   stereo techniques are those employing two microphones and based on   
   phase difference (A-B, SASS) rather than loundness difference (X-Y).   
   Deplorably, very little of modern music is produced in tolerable   
   stereo.   
      
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