Sony Music/Media Format Player Model: NW-A55
Headphone Model: JLAB Audio Neon 40mm Over Ear Headphones

Album List:
Tool - Fear Inoculum: FLAC internet download (cd rip)
Tool - Lateralus: FLAC cd rip Windows Media Player (Highest "Quality" Setting)

--> utilizing: freeac audio encoder utility for linux x86_64 for reencoding over original rip encoding

Album: Tool - Fear Inoculum, Tool - Lateralus
FLAC Mode Options: Custom settings - Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled) , Adaptive Joint Stereo <-- (not enabled)
                                                                 32768 bytes blocksize
                                                                 Window functions(s):
tukey(0.1);welch;connes;triangle;nuttall;tukey(0.1);kaiser_bessel;bartlett;nuttall;tukey(0.5);triangle;blackman;nuttall;bartlett_hann;gauss(0.2)
                                                                 Maximum LPC Order: 32
                                                                 Quantized LPC precision: 15
                                                                 Exaustive Model Search: (unchecked)
                                                                 Optimize LPC quantization: (unchecked)
                                                                 Minimum partition order: 16
                                                                 Maximum partition order: 16

All Albums Signal Processing:
Signal Processing: 'Best SINC Interpolator' 192KHz Samplerate and 24-bit integer Sample width set for encoding


Post Processing:
 None


Player Settings:
 None

Note:
 heres another woopsie daisy with the window functions on Lateralus and Fear Inoculum encodings. the sound is actually coming from the driver and fanning from the front of the headphone piece towards the back whereas before the idea for which to maybe put the "right" functions first seems to make peace with the encoding in most ways but supposed the blackman and tukey(0.5) put the catagory of the signaling in a momentus place for the headphone signal. this is really interesting moreso not necessarily looking for listening time and placing myself before the encoding more to find the right answer certainly pays off (over some amount of time)