Finally, I occasionally output 44.1khz audio to windows, and my windows sample rate is set to 48khz. I don't really understand what it is, but when applying a graphic eq with equalizerAPO or an impulse response eq with foo_convolve, do I need to be worried about pre-ringing? If I do, is there anything I can do to mitigate it?ģ.
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But the way I understand it, foobar2000 processing is in 32 bit float, and my input files are 16bit int and sometimes very rarely 24 bit int, so I'm not sure what to pick.Ģ.
But with bit depth, does it matter whether the impulse response is 16 bit int, 24 bit int, or 32 bit float, or something else? I'm particularly confused about this because my foobar2000 (using the foo_wasapi plugin) is set to output over wasapi exclusive 32 bit int to my DAC (the highest bit depth available for my DAC) which is what a thread here recommended. And for music that isn't 44.1khz, I resample to 44.1 which I'm fine with). With foobar2000's foo_convolve plugin, does it matter what the sample rate and bit depth of the impulse response file is? The way I understand it, the sample rate has to match (44.1khz for 44.1khz music, which is the way I have it setup now. I had some questions about how all the processing works:ġ. I am using a Schiit Modi 3+ DAC and a JDS Labs Atom amp, and I have a dt990 pro 250ohm, a dt990 special edition 600ohm (basically a dt990 premium 600 ohm), and a Senn HD600. So I've been messing about with equalizer APO and foobar2000.
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