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What is HPL?:
HPL stands for HeadPhone Listening.
HPL is a binaural technology that is ideal for music production and listening.
HPL is one of the core technologies behind the 3DX and HPL2 Processor plugins.
Why does HPL sound so good?
HPL uses a different method to that commonly used by general binaural plug-ins.
General method: convolution of measured IR.
HPL: algorithmic room modeling and head acoustic simulation.
The general convolution method uses Head-related Impulse Response data (HRIR), which is measured by a dummy head placed in an anechoic room. This signal processing is similar to the convolution reverb often used in music production.
Sound processed in this way generally feels extremely close, as if it is being whispered in your ear. This creates a sense of "immersion", which is important in the production of VR content.
However, there is a problem with this method when applied to music production. All sounds feel too close, and you lose the sense of spaciousness and distance that is so important in music production.
HPL was developed to achieve a sense of both "immersion" and "spaciousness".
The following list shows the differences between the general method and HPL.
HPL stands for HeadPhone Listening.
HPL is a binaural technology that is ideal for music production and listening.
HPL is one of the core technologies behind the 3DX and HPL2 Processor plugins.
Why does HPL sound so good?
HPL uses a different method to that commonly used by general binaural plug-ins.
General method: convolution of measured IR.
HPL: algorithmic room modeling and head acoustic simulation.
The general convolution method uses Head-related Impulse Response data (HRIR), which is measured by a dummy head placed in an anechoic room. This signal processing is similar to the convolution reverb often used in music production.
Sound processed in this way generally feels extremely close, as if it is being whispered in your ear. This creates a sense of "immersion", which is important in the production of VR content.
However, there is a problem with this method when applied to music production. All sounds feel too close, and you lose the sense of spaciousness and distance that is so important in music production.
HPL was developed to achieve a sense of both "immersion" and "spaciousness".
The following list shows the differences between the general method and HPL.
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