Sup everybody, I'm searching a lot for a solution that gives immersive studio/speaker sound on headphones and I came across what I think are the best ones: Genelec's Aural ID and Slate VSX. Genelec's option of course being the best one because it uses your own HRTF, whereas Slate VSX uses a general HRTF, hoping that this HRTF fits you.
There's also the Mesh2HRTF method, but since one would have to buy an iPhone to do the scannings and an iPhone is basically the same price of the annual subscription of Genelec's Aural ID, which gives you the SOFA file already, I think it makes more sense to buy that. You would also not have to deal with all of the complicated mesh processing, computer power to do all of this and etc.
Impulcifier is another option, but it requires access to a studio and/or a decently treated room with good enough speakers to be useful, so it's not an option because I'm already looking for such a solution because I don't have access to that.
Waves NX is good, I've used it and it does the job, but from what I've heard online, Slate VSX is better.
Has anyone in here tried Aural ID and Slate VSX? Is Slate VSX good enough or is Aural ID worth spending more?
There's also the Mesh2HRTF method, but since one would have to buy an iPhone to do the scannings and an iPhone is basically the same price of the annual subscription of Genelec's Aural ID, which gives you the SOFA file already, I think it makes more sense to buy that. You would also not have to deal with all of the complicated mesh processing, computer power to do all of this and etc.
Impulcifier is another option, but it requires access to a studio and/or a decently treated room with good enough speakers to be useful, so it's not an option because I'm already looking for such a solution because I don't have access to that.
Waves NX is good, I've used it and it does the job, but from what I've heard online, Slate VSX is better.
Has anyone in here tried Aural ID and Slate VSX? Is Slate VSX good enough or is Aural ID worth spending more?