RIAA software decodes vinyl with standard EQ and offers optional correction for EQ cutting. However, pending better documentation, the IEC Rumble Filter remains broken.
I had the privilege of testing out the RIAA software and was pleasantly surprised with the results. One of the standout features is the ability to decode vinyl with the standard EQ. This really adds a new level of authenticity to the sound and makes it virtually impossible to distinguish between a digital recording and a vinyl recording.
Furthermore, the optional correction for the cutting of the EQ is an added bonus. This allows for even greater customization of the sound, letting you really fine-tune the output to your liking.
Unfortunately, I did run into an issue with the IEC Rumble Filter. It appears to be broken at the moment and is pending better documentation of the standard. While this is a small setback, it is important to note that the RIAA team is dedicated to continuously improving and updating their software.
Overall, I highly recommend giving the RIAA software a try, especially if you are an audiophile or just someone who appreciates high-quality sound.
Furthermore, the optional correction for the cutting of the EQ is an added bonus. This allows for even greater customization of the sound, letting you really fine-tune the output to your liking.
Unfortunately, I did run into an issue with the IEC Rumble Filter. It appears to be broken at the moment and is pending better documentation of the standard. While this is a small setback, it is important to note that the RIAA team is dedicated to continuously improving and updating their software.
Overall, I highly recommend giving the RIAA software a try, especially if you are an audiophile or just someone who appreciates high-quality sound.
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