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Originally Posted by Cecala
Dolby Headphone is a gimmick, I have listened to it at length and the end result is that the sound has been modified to the point of sounding artificial. The rear effects are not convincing in the least.
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Cecala, do you not remember? you have been there..
Dolby Headphone sounds killer! I listen to the majority of the movies I watch using my headphone setup.
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Originally Posted by Cecala
X2
Yes pretty please.
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I also like what little I have heard of Binaural but just like you say..
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Originally Posted by Cecala
If you want true super real front and back effects with immense soundstage you cannot beat Binaural recordings.
Implementing this will be next to impossible though as the soundtrack needs to be recorded using the Binaural 'Dummyhead' at the source. I cannot see movie makers doing this only for headphone users.
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yet what we might possibly could have one day is..
Dolby Headphone with a HeadRoom..
Desktop flip years away, but what would you like to see when we do.
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Originally Posted by Tyll Hertsens
someday we'll revisit the Desktop line and make quite a few significant changes.
we would like to get a grip on Digital Signal Processing and put one in the box to: - Provide Dolby Headphone.
- Provide a HeadRoom digital crossfeed processor for two channel audio intended to improve audio imaging on headphones, but which doesn't mess with the fidelity of the music by adding extranous cues.
- Provide a parametric equaliser function.
- Provide prestored compensation curves for "correcting" the performance of a wide variety of headphone models.
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