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monaural
This term describes audio signals that are combined into a single channel, resulting in a sound that lacks spatial directionality. It is the technical counterpart to stereo, where sound is split between two or more channels to create a sense of depth and position.
In modern usage, the word is primarily found in technical specifications for audio equipment or historical discussions of recording technology. While mono is the common shorthand used in casual conversation, monaural remains the precise adjective for formal engineering and acoustic contexts.
Meanings
Examples
I prefer a monaural recording for this specific podcast.
Why is the audio coming through as monaural on both sides.
The detective listened to the monaural tape recording of the interrogation.
This microphone is designed for monaural capture.
This microphone is designed for monaural capture.
The museum displayed an early monaural playback system from the 1940s.
I wonder if I can convert this monaural file into stereo.