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Old 09-02-2005, 01:36 PM
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It's good to hear that non-professional sound cards are getting some decent SRC. I was wondering about this though:
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The reason we want to delay sound is to get effects such as an echo or a reverberation.
While that's not wrong, I think it's missing something even more important (for audio accuracy), which is that controlling the delay allows you to compensate for how far the individual speakers are fromt he listening position. (ie. you can eliminate reverb from rear speakers placed very far back by delaying front speakers)

Now I'm wondering if my recent Audigy 2 purchase was such a good idea haha.
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