adolfo.a.aguiar wrote:My dedicated listening room is very small and has booming bass. I experimented with RoomEqWizard and found that Foobar with convolution sounds better than MQn in my room.
So now I'm attempting to add convolution to MQn. In MQn.bat I execute convolverCMD but MQn cannot play the convolved file.
The mqncontrol window opens and closes faster than usual and mqnplay does not execute.
Foobar plays the convolved file normally. The only difference apart from the sound quality is that the file is identified as PCM (floating-point) whilst the original file is just PCM.
Does anything prevent MQn from playing PCM floating-point?
Yes, you should use the regular integer as number format.
Floating point does not really have any advantages.
adolfo.a.aguiar wrote:My dedicated listening room is very small and has booming bass. I experimented with RoomEqWizard and found that Foobar with convolution sounds better than MQn in my room.
So now I'm attempting to add convolution to MQn. In MQn.bat I execute convolverCMD but MQn cannot play the convolved file.
The mqncontrol window opens and closes faster than usual and mqnplay does not execute.
Foobar plays the convolved file normally. The only difference apart from the sound quality is that the file is identified as PCM (floating-point) whilst the original file is just PCM.
Does anything prevent MQn from playing PCM floating-point?
Yes, you should use the regular integer as number format.
Floating point does not really have any advantages.
handling floats is not very nice in assembly, so integer should sound better for that reason alone.