It's fun to test what happens when you play the same wave through your headphones but one channel is inverted.
Funny enough lots of stereo widening magic relies on a physical property of sound not existing when it's in your head.
Funny enough lots of stereo widening magic relies on a physical property of sound not existing when it's in your head.
I've never tried it with headphones, but I suppose even though destructive addition isn't going to happen it might affect things like intended spatial perception.