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Graphs illustrating a stereo-widening process by CMG Lee.

A is a square wave and B is one thrice the frequency.
Different amounts of A and B are mixed into the left (L) and right (R) channels.
To widen the stereo effect, a fraction of the opposing channel is subtracted from each channel.
Normalised results show the signals A and B partially separated.

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