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And BTW, there is nothing about near or far field listening positions per se which mitigate room modes - it comes down to the very specific locations of speakers and listener in the room, and placement will ever only do so much. Removing energy from these modal resonances - either through passive absorption or electronic EQ, or both - will scrape away a layer of 'mud' from the sound and result in better clarity everywhere in the room. Pour le programme à utiliser qui permet dexploiter le convolver, ou nimporte quel plugin, avec lensemble des softs, regarde du côté de audio hijack pro (on peut aussi avec Soundflower, mais résultats médiocres et coupures) audio hijack pro, Ok merci Yucca, je vais regarder ça. Even more importantly, modal resonances will have a long 'decay' time - effectively, the room will continue to 'play' the note long after it has ended. These resonances will correspond to peaks in the frequency response in many areas of the room. all domestic listening rooms - will exhibit modal resonances at lower frequencies. Room optimization is very definitely useful even if you aren't trying to optimize for one specific location in the room.

Here is one VST/AU parametric EQ which people recommend: There is no way to tag a particular EQ to a particular track using this methodology, however. To host VST/AU plugins in the audio pipeline. As with almost every other industry standard, iTunes doesn't support AU or VST However, some people report that you can use Audio Hijack Pro: There are a lot of audio plugins available for OSx, but they all use the industry standard AU or VST plugin interfaces.

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