soultrain
Jan 22 2008, 13:37
Just wondering, are there 10 psy models with specific rules for each -Vx parameter?
Example : V0 uses more bits and can be less criticall, while V9 has so less bits could it be it uses another psy model completly finetuned for a very few bits.
Or is it the same psy module for each setting?
Its not a well written question, but i dont know how i could discribe my question better, so i hope you understand what i am saying :-)
QUOTE(soultrain @ Jan 22 2008, 22:37)

Just wondering, are there 10 psy models with specific rules for each -Vx parameter?
Example : V0 uses more bits and can be less criticall, while V9 has so less bits could it be it uses another psy model completly finetuned for a very few bits.
Or is it the same psy module for each setting?
Its not a well written question, but i dont know how i could discribe my question better, so i hope you understand what i am saying :-)
IIRC different quality means different ATH:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....ost&p=12586http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....st&p=328773Does it means 1 model or 10 different?
QUOTE(lvqcl @ Jan 22 2008, 17:39)

QUOTE(soultrain @ Jan 22 2008, 22:37)

Just wondering, are there 10 psy models with specific rules for each -Vx parameter?
Example : V0 uses more bits and can be less criticall, while V9 has so less bits could it be it uses another psy model completly finetuned for a very few bits.
Or is it the same psy module for each setting?
Its not a well written question, but i dont know how i could discribe my question better, so i hope you understand what i am saying :-)
IIRC different quality means different ATH:
http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....ost&p=12586http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....st&p=328773Does it means 1 model or 10 different?
They also have different low-pass filters, as well as more subtle differences.
Gabriel
Jan 23 2008, 02:19
Same psychoacoustic model, but different thresholds.