Which filter should I choose?

You'll want the Stereo Lab Tonmeister or Audiophile version, depending on exactly what you want to do.

These versions includes the following features:

• All processing at bit rates up to 192kHz and resolutions up to 24 bit.
• FRANCINSTIEN stereo shuffling for crossed-eights recordings
• Bride of FRANCINSTIEN stereo shuffling for panned stereo recordings
• FRANCINSTIEN T-Sym third-generation, linear-phase stereo shuffling
• Upconversion of stereo material to 5.1: especially relevant for TV and film work
• Transcoding of Quadraphonic (SQ and QS format) recordings to 5.1 format
• Transcoding of Stereo UHJ (BHJ) recordings to 5.1 format
• Crossed-fours processing for crossed-cardioid recordings
• Binaural to stereo conversion
• Blumlein difference (TIHM) processing for near-spaced omnis, Jecklin OSS, binaural and phased-array recordings
• RIAA, EMI 78 (HMV 78), BSI 33/78, Decca 78, Decca 33, NAB, RCA 45 and AES de-emphasis equalisation for audio archive work. In effect, the correct de-emphasis for any LP gramophone (phonograph) record ever made!
• Mono to stereo conversion algorithm (Klangumwandler)
• Groove and Perfect Groove processing for adding analogue "warmth"
• L_eq - Equivalent loudness measurement - for archive or media prep'
• Metadata detection, handling and embedding

For more information on these techniques and an application table, go here.

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