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E. Van De Ven, RO. M.. Aarts, and PI. W.. Sommen, "Blind Cancellation of Stereo-Base Widening," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 55, no. 4, pp. 227-235, (2007 April.). doi: E. Van De Ven, RO. M.. Aarts, and PI. W.. Sommen, "Blind Cancellation of Stereo-Base Widening," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 55 Issue 4 pp. 227-235, (2007 April.). doi:
Abstract: Cascading of stereo-base widening systems causes a deterioration of the listening performance. A solution to this problem is to cancel the widening effect before the signal is widened again. The main effect of stereo-base widening systems is to the effect on the phase difference. A model for the distribution of the phase difference of normal mixed stereo recordings is presented. Stereo recordings processed by a stereo-base widening system do not fit this model. An application of this property is illustrated with an example. This example can estimate the amount of widening of a particular widening system in an iterative blind way. At the same time it recovers the original audio signal.

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