27 May
2008
27 May
'08
8:24 a.m.
Fons Adriaensen wrote:
If the delay roughly corresponds to the path
difference of one
ear to both speakers, and you do invert, then this is a primitive
form of crosstalk cancellation.
So the delay part is crucial and the result can be good?
I don't understand how long the delay should be (although I know how
fast sound travels and how far apart my ears are).
Supposed I'm 10 meters away from a PA (speakers 10 meters apart), what
should the delay be? What if I'm listening at home, 3 meters away from
my home stereo (speakers 3 meters apart)? What if I'm listening through
headphones?
I'm starting to find this interesting :-)
If you want to try the real thing (which can be quite
good), get
jconv and use one of two EYCv2** configurations.
Maybe I should!
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