#Waves nx made my mixes worse windows

Unfortunately, it came at the cost of sound quality.

To its credit, it did get a good VSS solution going. This is probably one of the more popular VSS solutions out there. That said, I dumped it as soon as I could. Granted, it had settings on 'speaker placement' before everyone else did, which made it pretty useful and I could find a setting that actually worked. This dac was fairly low powered, noisy, and a pain in the ass to get going. You wouldn't be wrong, but that's not really an accomplish for them.

You could say this is Turtle Beach's best product. Overwatch was the only game that used this well. Dolby Atmos was the same thing, though it effected the sound negatively for me. I didn't have to purchase dumb little devices to get VSS! Unfortunately, I could not tell the difference as far as sound is concerned other than it sounded worse. I'm going to be honest, I was kind of excited when this came out.

#Waves nx made my mixes worse windows

Windows Sonic + Dolby Atmos for Headphones I'm not going to include game-specific solutions, as those tend to always be better than what a device can do (with two exceptions that I will mention when I get there.) Now I'm going to preface this with a 'I'm only talking about the VSS solutions I've tried, as well as the quality of the devices used for it.' I should also preface this with the fact that most VSS doesn't quite work for me (as in, it sounds like a huge mess) and I will outright say that it doesn't. Hell, it even helped with the HD800 and the T1 (which is unusually good for accuracy with VSS. For competitive gaming, this is damn helpful. Now, this post isn't about how useful VSS is and whether or not you should bother using it over stereo. I'm not entirely sure why I'm even doing a thread like this, but I felt I'd share what I learned over the course of years with this dumb shit.