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The Waves S1 Stereo Imager (link to check the price at Waves Audio) is a unique and powerful set of tools that uses psycho-acoustic spatial imaging techniques to enhance and alter stereo separation.

The S1-Stereo Imager combines a number of classical stereo processing techniques with Waves' intuitive user interface to provide a powerful and unique 'stereo toolkit' for use in mastering and digital editing situations.

Stereo imaging is what creates the sense of width and depth in music mixing. Good stereo image is an essential quality of a good mix— and a good listening chain. But getting a wide, enveloping mix that feels 3D and draws people in is difficult.

Quick Answer. Stereo Imaging is the manipulation of a signal within a 180-degree stereo field, for the purpose of creating a perception of locality within that field. Stereo imaging is used during tracking, mixing, and mastering and is used to create a sense of space for the listener.

Ozone Imager is available as a free download, and is included in any version of Ozone 9.

Stereo imaging refers to the aspect of sound recording and reproduction of stereophonic sound concerning the perceived spatial locations of the sound source(s), both laterally and in depth. ... A well-made stereo recording, properly reproduced, can provide good imaging within the front quadrant.

Stereo image is the perceived spatial locations of sound sources within an audio signal. For example: When you're listening to an amazing piece of music that paints a crystal clear picture of which instruments are playing and where they are in relation to you: that's good stereo image.

Stereo Satellite imaging also called stereoscopy or 3D imaging is a photography technique originally developed for creating the illusion of depth in an image or set of images. Two pictures of an object are taken from slightly different angles allowing for depth to be perceived when viewing the images.Oct 24, 2013

• Steps to taking a stereo photo: The distance from the camera to the nearest object in the photo is measured or estimated. ... Set up the camera for the first photo. ... Move the camera to the left or right so that the new camera location is exactly the separation distance from the first camera location. ... Keep a record of what you do. ... More items...