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alexh · 10 September 2010, 01:31

Maybe that is not the right term?

I was trying to describe that the bass sounds deep (without distortion) whilst at the same time the treble sounds crisp, sharp, not filtered. I don't have the equalizer enabled in deliplayer.

Not sure if it is just the decoding, some sort of post processing, or filtering (pretty sure everything in Deliplayer is turned off) it just sounds better (or at least different) than a host of other players to me. The only one that came close was one called Sonique.

I wonder if I could record wav files from two applications for a comparison? I guess there is little point. It is so subjective.

10 September 2010, 01:31	#17
alexh Thalion Webshrine Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Oxford Posts: 14,355	Maybe that is not the right term? I was trying to describe that the bass sounds deep (without distortion) whilst at the same time the treble sounds crisp, sharp, not filtered. I don't have the equalizer enabled in deliplayer. Not sure if it is just the decoding, some sort of post processing, or filtering (pretty sure everything in Deliplayer is turned off) it just sounds better (or at least different) than a host of other players to me. The only one that came close was one called Sonique. I wonder if I could record wav files from two applications for a comparison? I guess there is little point. It is so subjective. Last edited by alexh; 10 September 2010 at 01:36.