What is the difference between stereo and mono recordings? What are 2 things that you found interesting in this article? Why?
Mono has one singular audio channel. This means that all the speakers/earbuds play one "version" of the sound. Stereo sound is the reproduction of sound with two or more audio channels. This gives the impression of sound heard from various directions. Something I found interesting is that FM radio stations use stereo sound as well. It also surprised me that the earliest use of stereo sound was in 1940. This was a lot earlier than I thought, as I assumed it was a more recent invention.
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