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Multi-Matrix Quadraphonic Decoder for Plogue

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Post subject: Multi-Matrix Quadraphonic Decoder for Plogue

Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2015 10:39 am

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This is a Plogue based quadraphonic decoder with several decoders incorporated:

SQ "Shadow Vector": a logic decoder based on Lynn Olson's design for Audionics (the people that gave us the Tate 101). Includes a "Stereo Enhance" for Quad-synth decode to Panorama .

QS "Vario-Matrix" style: patterned after the X2 design from a BBC quad test. Includes a "Stereo Enhance" for Quad-synth decode to Panorama .

Dolby Stereo Surround: the old style "Motion Picture" type decoder, not Pro Logic.

EV-4 : pattered after a passive Electrovoice EV-4 decoder in a "Popular Electronics" magazine article.

DY : a passive design using an logic-based unit to remove center content from the rears.

"Uniquad Equal Separation" : from an idea by quad pioneer Peter Scheiber that was never implemented. This one was adapted from MidiMagic, thanks.

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