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Originally Posted by morellomax
I think of fake surround processing as like ketchup: improves a cheap beefburger, but not a fillet steak. The better the source file and the better the quality of the amplification and speakers, the less likely it is that this kind of processing will improve the sound.
(All assuming you're just playing stereo recordings...)
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Agreed. Less processing is always better.
Studio and non-logic/surround offers best, non-manipulated experience.
I want clean separation of tracks and sound immersion coming from physical speaker location rather than modified audio.