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Why 20 degrees? - Why the Best Crosstalk Cancellation Demands an Ambiodipole — and Why CTXMatrix Stays Pure
Ralph Glasgal’s one of his smaller setup with MBL speakers. Note the narrow speaker angle. Crosstalk cancellation is not merely a technical trick. Its real purpose is to let the brain hear the interaural time differences (ITD) and interaural level differences (ILD) that were encoded in the recording, delivered as closely as possible to the way a natural, single-point sound source reaches us in real life. In nature a sound arrives from one location. Both ears receive a coheren
S T Chelvam
4 days ago3 min read


CTXMatrix Ver1.4
New look. CTXMatrix Lite 1.4 is coming along quickly, and one complaint keeps popping up: it's hard to see and tweak the plugin when you're sitting in your proper listening position, 2–3 meters away from the monitor. CTXMatrix is built for real loudspeaker setups in a proper listening room. The most accurate calibration happens when you're actually in the sweet spot — not leaning over a desk. I do it myself with a wireless mouse and keyboard while the monitor stays right in f
S T Chelvam
Apr 42 min read
Linux
Plugin ready. Anyone interested?
S T Chelvam
Mar 291 min read


Standalone version of CTXMatrix
Please see Plugin page for more details. Thank you.
S T Chelvam
Feb 71 min read


An Update on CTXMatrix: Where We Stand and What’s Next
Please read my other blog for standalone version. Hey everyone, especially the Foobar2000 users who’ve been patiently waiting for CTXMatrix Lite V1.4—I have some news, and it’s not the update many were hoping for. CTXMatrix Lite V1.3 is now the final version. It’s fully refined, stable, and represents the complete realization of what I set out to build. The core is built purely around RACE (Recursive Ambiophonic Crosstalk Elimination) principles, with the added Control Centre
S T Chelvam
Feb 42 min read
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