If they put in crossfeed in the app... they would have a winner.

Usually music is mixed with speakers in mind (close miking, etc) and try to avoid any effects like a room would have (diffraction, reverb etc). Headphones also have abnormally high stereo separation. I believe The high stereo separation with the absence of room effects contribute to the 'thin'...

My odac has a high pitch whine when plugged in and the laptop turned off. iirc maverickronin said it was something about the ferrite in the odac vibrating.  Ive tried uaing powered usb ports and it happens as well. Are any of you guys experiencing this? What could i do to get rid of this...

I was testing some crossfeeds (headfit, isone, xfeed) and noticed that there is some minor frequency response changes. Are these frequency changes intentional?   Using a program that measures the frequency response of VST plugins...

Okay, so if none of these methods work, how would we equalize the right way?   Lets say we: 1. Purchase a flat response in-ear microphone (e.g. http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/SP-TFB-2) 1. Insert them in your ear and then place your headphones over the top. 3. Run...

The graphs that headroom display have compensation.

Hopefully not OT:   After equalizing to a perceived neutral frequencey response, does play it well with DSPs like Isone Pro (a binaural synthesis)? Turning up the HRTF setting seems to create a deeper soundstage. Is this messing with the custom EQ that we have created?   I tried: SinGen...

I was wondering if there were any advantages of George's vst wrapper over the other one by Yegor. Yegor's one seems to fit in better with foobar.   Also, I seem to see the gain slider in Electri-Q for a few of you guys - how do you get it? It doesn't show up with either of the vst wrappers...