How can most music that’s playing from headphones have separate sounds for each ear?
In: Technology
It’s not difficult. The audio is recorded or engineered with separate left and right (stereo) channels in mind. The final product is packaged in a storage format/medium that supports stereo sound. The audio player supports reading the stereo sound, and sends 2 separate signals along 2 separate wires that reach 2 separate speakers, for the left and right ears.
Latest Answers