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20.12.2019 @ 08:09 Software » Windows

64bit VST2 VST3 AU WiN MAC [Free]

32bit/64bit VST AU WiN MAC / about 15MB
HPL2 is a professional binaural conversion technology HPL used by some Japanese label that produces high-quality high-resolution music when producing a sound source version for headphones.

By using this HPL2 Processor plug-in, you will be able to listen to the same mix-balanced sound as you listen to a 2-ch stereo sound source with a speaker, even with headphones or earphones.

"Why does the sound of HPL music source feel good?"

It is because the music sound source is made so that it can listen feel good with the speaker.
HPL realizes it with headphone and earphone without losing its mix balance.
It is not an effector that adds something and makes it pleasant.
It is a conversion technology that aimed at only playing properly sound originally pleasant sound by headphone and earphone. (refer to "ABOUT")

If you not get it, Please listen to music with HPL as long as possible for 1 song, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month. Afterwards if you listen to conventional sounds, I think you understand the meaning. HPL aims at a world where music can be enjoyed even more than ever with headphone & earphone.

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20.12.19 @ 08:20

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DAW	Resident	26.02.2013	22	2287	+3114

( ¬ _ ¬ ;) Always intriguing to find out if someone finally " did it ".

Answer : no. A fortiori for " high-quality high-resolution music ".

So, for the price (free), you'll get -6dB and light flanging on each snare hit ( it's light but it's there ).

( ¬ _ ¬ ;) Then, one must take note that there is an error in the translation, as the original states :

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؞॔ঝং঒੡ऽञमශ੡प +3/ ध਀੶୻كॱॖॺঝ +3/
؞ৄइॊਚप +3/ ট०॑਀੶
؞ীऊॊेअऩધฆऽञमઠ୍द +3/ दँॊऒध॑ହ৥
ओੈৡउൢःःञखऽघ؛

20.12.19 @ 22:23

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junh1024	Resident	30.05.2011	57	+6

quote by DAWSo, for the price (free), you'll get -6dB and light flanging on each snare hit ( it's light but it's there ).

It's not really possible to create a HRTF (free or non-free) that does its job without coloring the sound. Because coloring is associated with placement.

21.12.19 @ 05:16

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DAW	Resident	26.02.2013	22	2287	+3114

quote by junh1024It's not really possible to create a HRTF (free or non-free) that does its job without coloring the sound. Because coloring is associated with placement.

Yes, this is correct