What is Dual Mono Versus Stereo?

Date:2020/3/5 16:21:54 Hits:

Q: What is the difference between dual mono and stereo?

A: As with many things in life, it’s all about relationships. “Dual mono” indicates two completely separate, independent, unrelated channels. For example, in a dual mono preamp, you might run a vocal through one channel with its own control settings and a bass guitar through the other channel with a completely different set of settings. The two signals would be routed to different places.

“Stereo” indicates that the two channels are related and connected. For example, a stereo keyboard string patch contains two channels of related material that are intended to function as one stereo signal; you’d typically process and route those the two channels that comprise the stereo signal together.o

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