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hi, i think you're going to get used to foobar2000 in no time, for the most part it's intuitive Plus the online documentation/support is great (each component has documentation). i'm familiar w/ a few players, foobar2000 offers all the functionality one can think of. the interface can be fully...

would an all pass filter have a chance to offset one of the channel's phase just enough to diminish the destructive interference between the two speakers?

@Jaxx1138 yes, w/ headphones the proximity of the transducer results in reflections that are not present when the sound source is positioned further away. that applies to 'in ears' too as the timpan is a reflective surface. also, the 'Harman preference curve' involved both trained and...

apologies if off topic... in pro sound the foam shure sleeves (yellow EAYLF1) are well regarded, preferred for long usage times and the seal is proper. (compressible foam sleeves become cumbersome if one needs to frequently take headphones off.) sold as disposable, they can take a few washes...

:) a friend used to have a shadow w/ some short cobras so loud you couldn't hear your own loud bike under hard acceleration. we avoided riding w/ him, truly disgusting little devil...

that looks like an extra fun bike, two strokes water cooled for prolonged craziness. :) love it. they have the xrs(?) line these days that give me a similar vibe...

the extra mass does offer advantages in some circumstances... a heavy cruiser in tight and slow spaces becomes uncomfortable pretty quick and the same is true for a light snappy bike on the open road on a windy day. one can't beat 800+lbs cruising in crosswinds for hrs... vibrations are another...

just to understand, you hear the low frequencies during the sweeps but the software does not record them? (does the mic pick up the low fq if REW generates pink noise?) the first thing i would check is the REW settings making sure the testing mic is selected and not some other device such as a...

this may be a good example of "test vs real world discrepancy"... in the PA world i've heard some call class D amp power "modern watts". the perceived SPL of music vs a sine wave test in a resistive load of a class D amp is one of those experiences that leaves one wondering "what's the trick?"...

thank you mr sarumbear, that is exactly what i ended up using, an HDMI connection containing L/R and Sub signals going to a receiver. the high and low filters are set in EQ APO along w/ a notch filter where the measurements indicated a room/speaker placement related bump of +2db or so...

makes sense :) edit: thanks for the links

signal processing and sampling: [...] it's only defined by two points. if it's a sine wave, it's no longer a sine wave, it's some bizarre form of wave form, not a sine. [...] there's still lots of important data between 10 and 20KHz, you don't have a reproduction of that, you just have a rough...

thank you very much, i think i'm getting a hold on this software.. i have not tried to 'manually' edit filters but i did manage by luck to stack a few filters and obtain a desirable slope on the LPF.

i just learned that S/PDIF PCM is limited to two channels. that means the signal between the pc and receiver has to be in the DTS format (the receiver decodes the signal, decides what goes to the R, L and Subwoofer channel). i installed Equalizer APO. at the first glance the low pass filter...

thank you for the input. unfortunately, my favorite receivers don't have HDMI capabilities, but i could use that option for some of the receivers.... i just realized, since this option only requires an HDMI cable, maybe i could use an HDMI capable receiver for digital processing and use the...

thank you, i understand. so a crossover/eq on the pc, send that over USB to a MULTICHANNEL interface and connect that digitally to the receiver. i am looking for L + R + Sub, a 2.1 system. the sub's volume will be preset in the crossover, sent to the receiver, the receiver decodes the signals...

thank you for the reply. i am looking for: a digital signal going to the receiver. i already have a few options to send analog signal to the receiver. another member mentioned EqualizerAPO, i will take a look at what it has to offer.

thank you for the reply. i will head over to "EqualizerAPO" webpage and educate myself a bit. so as i understand, the audio interface HAS to be multichannel even if i only use its digital output? ps: volume control on the pc would be inconvenient, also i have no real need for a separate DAC...

hello everyone, hope you're doing well. i am trying to understand how a multichannel digital signal can be generated from a stereo audio file, and what software & hardware is needed. my goal is to feed a digital 2.1 signal into a receiver from a computer (music only, currently foobar2000 as a...