The latest article published by the illuministic Kalman Rubinson comes handy for anyone who wants to try to put DSPs to good use in stereo. It is a review of Dirac 3 software, but I think it is most interesting as an introduction and invitation to digital room correction with a rational approach that I like a lot.
The issue is of paramount importance. I think it can be argued that the loudspeakers and the room are the two most important parts of every sound reproduction system. Their interaction deserves maximum attention and I think it has been largely overlooked by audiophiles. Not by music professionals. Even in the cheapest recording studios they pay a lot of attention to room acoustics and loudspeakers placement. I think the pros know better than we do in this regard. The issue is complex and involves the lack of dedicated listening rooms in most homes, but there's a huge area for improvement here, for sure.
You can read Kalman Rubinson's article here.
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