A band playing music, is the sound in stereo or because its one band is the sound in mono?
486886
depends on the amp, if the amplification has 2 outs it's stereo if there's no amplification whatsoever then is LIVE, but to some sound engineers purists there's not a category like live so they call it mono.
522904
Hi!  I've done a bit of the recording you're thinking of, myself.  I use a program called "Acoustica Mixcraft 2.5" (www.acoustica.com).  They also have a program called Beatcraft, which is surprisingly good.\n\nNow, for the actual recording, you're going to need a preamp for the sound to work in stereo (if not, you can just use mono settings for the sound and it'll work just fine) then you'll need a standard 1/4" Patch Cable, and a small 1/4" to (I think) 1/8" adapter (you can pick one up at Radio Shack).  Just plug it in and you're set to go!\n\nEnjoy, have fun, and good luck!
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If your stereo has an auxilary input (2 RCA's) for input, it's rally simple.\n\nYour sound card uses a mini jack for the speakers. All you need to do is get a stereo RCA to mini-jack cable(i thinks thats how best to describe it, it has two rca's on one end and a minijack on the other). \n\nYou will plug the mini-jack end of the cable into the soundcard's speaker out, ussualy the green hole. the two RCA's go into your stereo's auxilary input (it might be called cd in). \n\nIf your computers sound card supports 5.1 sound and your stereo too (technically it's not a stereo then), you can hook up each out from the sound card to the corresponding audio input on the stereo, assuming it has a surround sound in. In that case you will need 3 stereo RCA to mini jack cables. \n\nsome people also say that this can blow your stereo but i have never ever seen this happen. My dad's amp is 23 years old, and it does a great job connected to his pc, except that it couts out once the music gets really loud. that however is becuase it's old.\n\nI hope that helps.
891029
Most likely a mono cable. That being said a stereo cable can be used with a mono instrument without any problems. However the other way around, you'll lose one channel of audio.
659016
Yes, but it is too difficult to explain. Go to realaudio and they will explain it betttter than me!
274534
I don't know what you're talking about. Was the instrument high pitched? If so, maybe it was a viola or violin. If it was low pitched, then maybe a cello. If the pitch was REALLY low, it's the bass.
804912
Since your ears are separated from each other by a fixed distance, one ear generally receives the signal before the other one does.  Depending upon the differential between the two, your brain computes the angle from which the sound originates.  If both hear it at the same moment, it is coming from directly ahead or behind.
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monophonic tones use a single tone (instrument). While polyphonics can use many channels of tones (multi-instrument).\n\nThus, polyphonic music is made up of many channels and many instrument. You can say that the music you listen to is also polyphonic, because it's not just a single tone running around.
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You can not seperate the "beat" from the "text" (lyrics) in a "song".\n\nIt is impossible to completely remove the lyrics from a stereo recording. There are methods that allow for them to be partially removed but it affects the quality of the rest of the track (what you are calling the beat).
31223
find some people who can play instruments
146831
alot of bands did songs in one take back then.  Engineers do not do this anymore and alot of times the differnt band parts don't even play and record on the same time. However i think that the newer styles of recording are not that good.
486586
I think its a trumpet sound kind of messed around with studio equipment.Like techno music
575620
There is no certain type of technology...it has to do with the band's choice on equipment. If you visit websites of britpop bands you can see what they use.
628188
Instruments and their amplifiers are each individually miked to give better control and separation in the mix. Before this it was the habit to just set up one or two mics in the middle of the room and record the whole ensemble.
493563
The speakers really don't matter as much as a reciever/amplifier combo would.  You need to make sure the reciever/amplifier can process Quadrophonic sounds, then they have 4 speaker outs and then you plug 4 speakers in. I don't think they have even made quadrophonic processors since the 70's.  If you are talking about Surround Sound, they make those today and they process quadrophonic sounds to send sound to 4 (or 5 or 6 or 7, depending on the equipment you use) speakers.  If you want Quadrophonic sound, I would just go to your local stereo shop and buy a Surround Sound system and have the music play out of 4 speakers.  Thats what I use for my system.
525547
The easiest way to tell is to listen to the Rubber Soul disc.  The stereo mix of "I'm Looking Through You" has two false starts.  The mono mix of the mistake one also has two false starts, but the corrected one doesnt
745996
i do not know anything about poly or mono but it is one fine song, whatever form it is.