re: Next question

[P3D Gabriel Jacob <jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dr. George A. Themelis wrote

>I have tried hard to think of a sound analogy... It turns out that even
>though stereoscopy and stereophony have so many things in common, one
>thing where they differ (and here is the core of the argument) is that
>in stereoscopy the viewing device is of more fundamental importance.
>
>I am not into stereophonics but the closest analogy I can think of is
>if you are asked to perform your piece is a stereophonic studio vs
>in an ordinary room where the acoustics are very different.  Then it
>could make a difference on how different pieces sound and how they
>compare to each other... but I doubt that the difference will be as 
>important as in the case of stereo vision.
>

How would for the closest analogy stereoviewer=headphones
                                  projector=speakers
I am not sure if this would fit the bill in your discussion.

Gabriel 


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