I am using various headphones but the effect seems to be stable and consistent across all of them. This is sufficient to separate all surround channels. My current best solution is Waves NX with their head tracking device at a total cost of around $80 USD. I've tried various software solutions on PC and I am looking at the Smyth Realiser. All my options are about a decade old, so I really would expect better, or at least more existing solutions today.
WAVES NX SUBPAC ANDROID
They have an android app(not free!) That seems to handle imported impulses and ”true stereo”, but I have no idea how it interacts with the cellphone’s audio paths.īack in the days, I still ended up seeking a plug in on PC for foobar and used the convert file tool of foobar to have the impulses applied to a bunch of folders. I also remember fooling around with liquidsonics on PC within a vst host with virtual cables and all that crazy stuff. Usualy the impulse import and necessary ”true stereo” mixer(to send some of the left channel right, kind of like a head gets real sounds), are stuff you see in reverb tools. I just checked that the app even exists today and it does, but that’s all I know. But it only worked on rooted phones and you had to figure out the actual sample rate used by your stuff. It already had options to import impulses almost a decade ago when I used it. With absolutely no certainty, I’d say viper4android.
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