dasdoing
Major Contributor
So I have been working on some binaural impulse responses. My goal was to frequency correct them. but I ended up with 2 versions:
x: frequency corrected in REW
y: phase corrected with Denis Sbragion's DRC and then with REW afterwards (because DRC doesn't result into totaly flat)
they are pretty close (var smoothing). there are obviously slight diferences in the no smoothing plots
and here are the step responses and exess group delays (yes, the corrected one has visable pre-delay. but will it sound better or worse?)
now the coolest thing about this is that you guys will be able to hear the diference. I created some small files which switch between the two convolutions.
So now grab your headphone!
all these files start with convolution x, and then switch to y, and back and forth.
pay attention to the kick drum manly. and also don't forget that the kick has 2 sounds (atack and decay)
2 loops with x, then 2 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1feMtu_EmmBkIqo8Z7gDWMK7LlDuaf64Z/view?usp=sharing
8 loops with x, then 8 loops with y, then 8 loops with x, then 8 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mt2qaRKPyKpi9f7tR30UZouP93PVA6iG/view?usp=sharing
2 loops with x, then 2 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CZcNZVI2fwNqELj8RMw5RZl7Loy_GmxM/view?usp=sharing
x, y, x, y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HYd5bHXj5A9PJD8bDmYG9zlDToRcsUpx/view?usp=sharing
what about a song?
x, y, x, y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fknMD7urvi9qHj4Op5kwLXVClPMh2t6M/view?usp=sharing
I wont coment on any of those. want to hear you guys first
EDIT: if you guys want some additional examples feel free to post a link of a sound from https://freesound.org
thinking about maybe doing bass examples.
I just heard this electronic kick and the diference is ridiculous https://freesound.org/people/red19official/sounds/436506/
x: frequency corrected in REW
y: phase corrected with Denis Sbragion's DRC and then with REW afterwards (because DRC doesn't result into totaly flat)
they are pretty close (var smoothing). there are obviously slight diferences in the no smoothing plots
and here are the step responses and exess group delays (yes, the corrected one has visable pre-delay. but will it sound better or worse?)
now the coolest thing about this is that you guys will be able to hear the diference. I created some small files which switch between the two convolutions.
So now grab your headphone!
all these files start with convolution x, and then switch to y, and back and forth.
pay attention to the kick drum manly. and also don't forget that the kick has 2 sounds (atack and decay)
2 loops with x, then 2 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1feMtu_EmmBkIqo8Z7gDWMK7LlDuaf64Z/view?usp=sharing
8 loops with x, then 8 loops with y, then 8 loops with x, then 8 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mt2qaRKPyKpi9f7tR30UZouP93PVA6iG/view?usp=sharing
2 loops with x, then 2 loops with y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CZcNZVI2fwNqELj8RMw5RZl7Loy_GmxM/view?usp=sharing
x, y, x, y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HYd5bHXj5A9PJD8bDmYG9zlDToRcsUpx/view?usp=sharing
what about a song?
x, y, x, y
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fknMD7urvi9qHj4Op5kwLXVClPMh2t6M/view?usp=sharing
I wont coment on any of those. want to hear you guys first
EDIT: if you guys want some additional examples feel free to post a link of a sound from https://freesound.org
thinking about maybe doing bass examples.
I just heard this electronic kick and the diference is ridiculous https://freesound.org/people/red19official/sounds/436506/
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