zita-bls11
Jack binaural stereo signals converter
Overview
BLS1 is an 'binaural stereo signals converter', normally used to convert binaural stereo signals into a 'normal' stereo signal suitable for reproduction using a convential stereo speaker pair.
BLS1 is a digital realisation of the 'Blumlein Shuffler', invented by Alan Blumlen in the early 1930s and analysed in detail by Michael Gerzon in a paper presented at the 1993 AES Convention in San Francisco.
BLS1 is connecting to Jack Audio Connection Kit.
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-h -
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-s <server> -
JACK server name
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-g <geometry> -
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