Separation between signals multiplexed at different frequencies. Improper separation can lead to cross talk

See: Separation.

A measure of how well sounds in one channel are isolated from other channels. Low channel separation results in sounds from one channel "leaking" into other channels, a phenomenon called "crosstalk." A classic example is front-channel sounds in Dolby Surround leaking into the surround channels. High channel separation results in more precise placement of sounds.

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