On 02/18/2016 09:02 AM, bricolodu wrote:
You are right and got sound, but after listening to a known track, I understood that it was not convoluted.
Completely off-topic, but since I made the same mistake (to the general merriment of the native speakers present): the verb form you are looking for is *convolved*, meaning "has been through a convolution process". The adjective *convoluted* means something is overly complex or difficult to follow. Now evil minds might say "precisely", but I guess once you've dug into this a bit more you will find jack and jconvolver to be very friendly and reliable tools, and not at all convoluted.
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