rapportfel
Rapportfel refers to a condition in audio reproduction where the left and right channels of a stereo signal become mismatched in phase or amplitude. This mismatch can lead to various auditory artifacts that detract from the intended stereo image and overall sound quality.
Common symptoms of rapportfel include a narrowing or widening of the stereo soundstage, a loss of spatial
The causes of rapportfel can be varied. It may originate from issues within the recording or mixing
Addressing rapportfel typically involves identifying the source of the mismatch. This might require careful checking of