X-Y -> M-S

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X-Y -> M-S

Subject:	X-Y -> M-S
From:	"Andy Wilson" soundraider_uk
Date:	Sun Mar 11, 2007 6:30 am ((PDT))

further to the discussion on turning an M-S signal into X-Y stereo, can
I do the same in reverse? assuming that i have a pristine stereo signal
created from an M-S set-up - no EQ or effects - what do i do in software
to convert this back into its mid and side components?

tia

andy

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