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I tried this with over half a dozen songs, including the one listed on the README (Ingrid Michaelson- Be Ok), but I am unable see the difference when I turn the
by ankushio 12y ago
I tried this with over half a dozen songs, including the one listed on the README (Ingrid Michaelson- Be Ok), but I am unable see the difference when I turn the crossfeed filter ON/OFF. I can't tell the difference whether the filter is on or off. I am using iPhone's default headphones while listening to these songs.
Am I doing something wrong? Is the difference very subtle?
- LnxPrgr3 12y agoI would've thought headphone quality mattered, but my boss heard the effect through iPhone earbuds. The effect is fairly subtle. To make it as clear as possible, try leaving it on for a couple minutes, then switch it off and listen for a bit. Or, play this example, which is the clearest demo I've found: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t5dvah8zke3uky8/HellOfAGuy_demo.mp3 https://www.dropbox.com/s/t5dvah8zke3uky8/HellOfAGuy_demo.mp.... The song's played twice—with and without the filter.