is it possible to apply crossfeed through software?

[ssingh0]

is it possible to apply crossfeed through software?

 

[cgetman]

There are various plugins in winamp that will provide you with crossfeed.
Give winamp a try if you haven't. Just do a web search for winamp and you will come up with the website.

Curt

 

[rimmer]

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Originally Posted by ssingh0 is it possible to apply crossfeed through software?

IMO the best are:

1. Crossfeed for both Winamp and Foobar
2. HeadPlug only for Winamp

Edit: I forgot to mention both of them are not mere stupid crossfeeds but do the full spatial simulation of sound in space around head.

 

[ssingh0]

so if you have a computer-as-source, and crossfeed is mandatory for you, you're no longer limited to headroom or meier amps?

 

[K2Grey]

You can easily get crossfeed for whatever media player you're using (I use the foobar2000 crossfeed).

Edit: I can't comment on whether the foobar crossfeed would be 'better' or 'worse' than other crossfeed implementations, maybe someone with better ears can talk about that.

 

[ssingh0]

ok just tried it, comparing the foobar plug-in, to meier crossfeed on my ha1mk2. The difference between crossfeed on in foobar is very subtle. Versus the difference between off and high on ha1mk2 is huge.

It's a tiny bit less than the meier low crossfeed setting.

it seems satisfying though, but i prefer meier on high for especially separated recordings, cleans up the instruments beter.

 

[blessingx]

The best software crossfeed by a large margin is Canz3D. It's Mac only though and requires a VST host application. I use it sometimes with Audio Hijack Pro to process live feeds in real-time.

 

[Skylab]

Is there any way to do this when you only use iTunes (for windows)?

 

[gshan]

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Originally Posted by K2Grey You can easily get crossfeed for whatever media player you're using (I use the foobar2000 crossfeed). Edit: I can't comment on whether the foobar crossfeed would be 'better' or 'worse' than other crossfeed implementations, maybe someone with better ears can talk about that.

I will add that the Xin crossfeed on the newest Supermini seems subtle compared to the included Foobar one called "simple crossfeed" - I think that was the name of it. Once enabled, music immediately feels like it stretches 1-2 ft. away from the drivers of px100.