I then tried the stereophonic to binaural plugin, but found it to degrade sound quality too much with echo and other weirdness. I first tried the regular "crossfeed" plug-in for foobar, which sounds excellent.
This creates a huge soundstage, and fixes annoying mixes. left channel plays 100% of left, and 15% of right). Crossfeed helps fix this by sending a little of each channel to the opposite. Your right only hears the right channel, and left hears only left. When you put on headphones, this goes away. This is what creates a lot of speaker sound stage. Wour right also hears some of the left speaker, though, and your left hears some of the right. When listening to speakers, your right ear gets mostly right speaker, and left gets mostly left. Crossfeed emulates the way that you hear from speakers. This can create some weird sound on headphones, especially when things are panned hard left or right, like in beatles stereo mixes, for example. When an artist creates a track, they generally pan for speaker sound stage. Here's an explanation for those who don't know what it is, or how it works.
HEADPHONES CROSSFEED PRO
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