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I absolutely love my Sennheiser HD650s! Big, accurate and powerful sound. And, when they’re too big to bring, I’m quite happy with Etymotic ER-4P.
///Leif
Leif,
What is your feeling regarding use of BBP ASIO on a transmitter with internal stereo coder? Does the lower buffer allowance gain anything noticeable in terms of latency? Are we losing anything by using the transmitter’s coder instead of doing the whole job within BBP?
I can do this either way… just wondered what your observations are.
Thanks.
JackHi Jack!
Stereo coding of an already processed/filtered signal is a zero latency process, whether in software or hardware, so turning it off gains no latency.
It’s possible that the transmitters stereo encoder is as good as BBP’s internal coder. It cannot be better, but it could be worse. I can say this with certainty because perfect stereo coding is an extremely simple process to do in software — you can even do it in an audio editor like Adobe Audition.
Thus, I strongly recommend using BBP’s MPX output if you can.
///Leif
[quote author=”Leif”]I absolutely love my Sennheiser HD650s! Big, accurate and powerful sound. And, when they’re too big to bring, I’m quite happy with Etymotic ER-4P.
///Leif[/quote]
I got some Audio-Technica ATH-m50 cans for Christmas and WOW 😮 is all I can say. They are the most amazingly accurate and sweet-sounding headphones I’ve ever heard. With BDJ and these cans it is like I have a whole new music collection! 😀
hallo leif
i am a new user off breakaway life,it is now running on my radio station.
my question is:
is the last version also stable because i’m want to buy it because it is working great.
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