In case anyone was trying the above, I've now edited it as the command
for turning off one channel was wrong.
I've also done some more tweaking and found limiting the flac
compression level to zero helps a lot with the initial delay, it's now
pretty much imperceptable. Here's the conf:
Code:
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flc flc * *
[sox] -q --multi-threaded --no-clobber -t flac $FILE$ -C 0 -t flac -
equalizer 99.6 2.70q +3.6 equalizer 283 1.00q -2.9 equalizer 2293 1.00q +1.4
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If you need to alter the balance L/R but don't have such a control on
the amplifier, that can be done too (using the remix command):
Code:
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flc flc * *
[sox] -q --multi-threaded --no-clobber -t flac $FILE$ -C 0 -t flac -
equalizer 99.6 2.70q +3.6 equalizer 283 1.00q -2.9 equalizer 2293 1.00q +1.4
remix -m 1p-3 2p0
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The value after the "p" is the db by which to alter that channel. I
believe it's best to reduce than increase as there's no chance of
clipping then. The example above reduces the left channel by 3db.
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