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our 40+ members might remember those loudness buttons on recievers and amps of the 70ies and early 80ies. They ideia behind it (though poorly realized back then) actualy makes a lot of sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal-loudness_contour We all know that to hear the soud balanced you have to ...

I worked weeks on "room correcting" and frequency extending the WDR CR7 IRs. And yes, it is much "dryer" now. I think it sounds very good (the clipping ocured at ACC encoding stage. wont redo it for this simple demonstration): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PrRXjyarpg https://w...

Capoeira wrote:a output peak meter for plugins like EQs and convolvers would be very usefull

how come when I feed a white noise through the convolver I don't get a constant peak (feeding it into Mixbus, for example)? Is the software producing those flutuations or is this a nature or IR convolution?

These plugins do the job for you: https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_mono https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_stereo I know this plugin but I don't see an option to "deconvolve" two given wavs against each other. GratisVolver works nicely with wine t...

a output peak meter for plugins like EQs and convolvers would be very usefull

lilith wrote:In the EQ from Harrison you can draw like that.

it's free atm: https://harrisonconsolesstore.onfastspring.com/xt-eq

any tool to create an IR form a recorded sweep and the inverse of the original? These plugins do the job for you: https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_mono https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&section=profiler_stereo I know this plugin but I don't see an option to "deconvolv...

lilith wrote:In the EQ from Harrison you can draw like that.

good to know, thanks

I allready found a solution. I applied the curve to a sweep in Audacity and generated an IRs for a convolver. works like a charm

any tool to create an IR form a recorded sweep and the inverse of the original?

Any eq plugin out there where I can draw curves through points, like I can in Audacity?

So I was playing around with Abbey Road 3 for a while. It bothered me that it somehow sounded good, but then had that shitty sounding ingredient. if you turn "circumference" and "ear to ear" down to the lowest values it seams you get the pure binaural impulse response; without th...

Ah, I got it. It's a speaker/room simulation. Yes, I hear the difference. Thx. Yes, the idea is to be able to mix/master reliable on headphones. Plus, this could actualy render better mixing results if you else mix in a poorly treated room. But those IRs from WDR are not perfect either. I am trying...

bluebell wrote:I have big problems hearing the difference to traditional mixes. Could you provide some audio that switches between traditional and binaural mix every couple of seconds to show the difference?

here you go. read description

https://youtu.be/pGt5gdA-RfY

well. the ilusion should work with every headphone. don't you hear the sound clearly originating from the front, like coming from the speakers? the ilusion is better percieved when sitting in front of real speakers (turned off, obviously). for me it creates the standard stereo triangle. so steep tha...