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I updated Audiolense after 18 months, and I created new filters with the same parameters to test the changes. I noticed it sounds in a totally different way now. Much better. Am I losing my mind? Maybe I did something wrong? Or are the fixed bugs related to calculation the reason?

I got XO license, but I do not need it anymore because I use professional studio equipment with very good software XO. Will the normal surround license extension work with my current one?
 

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I updated Audiolense after 18 months, and I created new filters with the same parameters to test the changes. I noticed it sounds in a totally different way now. Much better. Am I losing my mind? Maybe I did something wrong? Or are the fixed bugs related to calculation the reason?

I got XO license, but I do not need it anymore because I use professional studio equipment with very good software XO. Will the normal surround license extension work with my current one?

I can’t recall any changes thad should lead to such a sonic improvement lately, so maybe you have done something slightly different this time.

Normal surround will work for multichannel, but you’ll most likely get better sound with Audiolense xo still. The TTD correction always tends to improve the sound, and the added tweakability often adds a little more.
 
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