I have bought the waves head tracker and software, I am unable to install
the software on my most powerful pc, support was not helpful.

The headtracker protocol is secret so headtracker is useless for other
software.

So I have not used it...

Not recommended 😎


Bosse

On Wed, 16 Jan 2019 19:09 Eero Aro <eero....@dlc.fi wrote:

> Hi All
>
> I haven't noticed if there has been discussion in Sursound about the
> Waves NX5
> virtual room plugin.
>
> I happened to bump up with the NX 5 last week when I was teaching a
> group of artists
> to use surround sound in their works. They were all using laptops and
> headphones.
> We could provide 5.1 loudspeaker monitoring just for a few people at the
> same time.
>
> https://www.waves.com/plugins/nx#introducing-nx-virtual-mix-room
>
> I had never tried NX 5 before. I downloaded and installed it and used it
> for the five days
> trial period. I have always been pretty sceptical about virtual room
> listening through
> headphones, but the NX 5 kinda works for me. It worked so well, that I
> actually made
> a three minutes test mix with it in 5.1 surround sound for video.
>
> I always have difficulties in localizing any phantom images in the front
> sector, the same
> happened with the NX 5. Having said that, the sound image does localize
> outside the
> head and on the sides and behind the directional localization is quite
> good.
>
> NX 5 has head tracking, and surprisingly it works quite well even with a
> built-in laptop
> camera or a simple USB camera. Waves is also selling a Bluetooth head
> tracker,
> which costs as much as the software.
>
> You cannot use your personal HRTF curve set, but you can feed in two
> strategic head
> measurements. You can also select a headphone EQ from a short list of
> some studio
> class headphones. It is possible to tailor the virtual speaker layout.
>
> The head tracking is a bit slow, but if you accept that, it works quite
> well.
>
> I noticed that I had more use of the virtual listening for 5.1 than for
> a two channel
> stereo. In both of these I think that it is better to have the head
> tracking on than to have
> it disabled.
>
> I didn't have time to try NX 5 with Ambisonics. There is software for
> that also.
>
> Anyone else have experience about this plugin?
>
> Eero
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