So /g/, headphone virtualization, yes or no? What exactly does it do?
I have some pretty good headphones (DT 770 Pro) and I'm wondering if this would make sound appear more... authentic and/or hi-fi.
>>52643128
I tries to use DSP to emulate what sound would be like in a room with speakers.
If you want to get into the technical side of how it does this, it basically adds a bit of crosstalk. It's an old technique in the analog HiFi days for various reasons.
It's kind of a cool effect but it adds a feeling of degraded quality. Like you're suddenly using cheaper headphones.
>>52643128
Uncheck that shit, all audio special effects and what not should all be disabled if you're using headphones
>>52643180
Hmm interesting. Yeah I tried watching some YouTube music videos and switching it on/off. It appears as though headphone virtualization makes things a bit more hollow sounding.
Since we're on the subject of audio, are any of these equalizer presets really worth using? I don't really know how to setup an equalizer to sound good.
>>52643128
>winblows 10
kill yourself
>>52643340
Select the sewer because that your place.
>>52643305
>Uncheck that shit
What about the full range speaker options? I'd assume full range speakers get a wider range of sounds from the audio chip?
>>52643128
>using realtek software
just let windows install its own sound drivers, and be done with it. Thats all you need.
>>52643365
ayy
>>52643418
Windows 10 automatically installs realtek audio drivers now.
>>52643900
no it doesnt. It often times can, and will but on a clean install it does not.
I used to fight with that quite a bit, always unintstalling it everytime it updated it on its own. However, after a clean install, where they were never installed, it hasnt done it.
