Ghz CanOpener Studio 3
by Goodhertz
Headphone monitoring processor: crossfeed, room and speaker simulation, and per-ear level and tone trim, so a mix judged on headphones translates to speakers.
Where to get it
- GoodhertzThe maker, with a free 30-day trial Get it
Category
Formats
Effect›Spatial
CPUConfirmed. The category was checked against a real source.
Light
Easy on your computer, even on lots of tracks.
0.1% of one core on our Mac (M2 Max): 48 kHz, a 256‑sample buffer, its default settings on pink noise. October 2026.
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Not reported yet.
What it does
- A headphone monitoring processor that uses crossfeed to make headphones behave more like loudspeakers.
- Adds no room simulation or 3D spatialization, and aims for little coloration.
- Includes a Baxandall bass and treble equalizer taken from Tone Control.
- Monitoring functions are Compensation, Balance, Dim, Polarity, Flip L/R and Mono.
- Soft Start and Safe Gain guard against loud transients and clipping, and dither from Good Dither is built in.
From Goodhertz’s page, in our words.
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