I was preparing to create a DIY crossfeed circuit for my headphone listening, when I suddenly had an, "oh, duh" moment: If I usually listen through my computer anyway, why not emulate the acoustics in software instead of hardware? A quick google search reveled there are indeed options along those lines, but I figured I'd ask here anyway: What is the best, and cheapest (ideally, free) options for crossfeed software?
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