Mehrkanalton
Mehrkanalton, also known as multichannel audio, refers to the technique of recording, processing, and reproducing sound using two or more independent audio channels. This contrasts with monophonic sound, which uses a single channel, and stereophonic sound, which uses two channels. The primary goal of mehrkanalton is to create a more immersive and realistic audio experience by simulating the way humans perceive sound in three-dimensional space.
The most common implementation of mehrkanalton is surround sound, which typically employs five or more channels.
Mehrkanalton is widely used in various media, including cinema, home theater systems, video games, and increasingly