Can I change the Reference/Flat settings interchangeably, and not have to re-run Audysee setup?

[GigaBytez4U]

Hello,

I love my Denon AVR-X3600H.

I have run my Audyssee room correction with MultiEQ XT32.

I know that I can individually turn off/on the Dynamic EQ and Dynamic Volume features.

My question is on the MultiEQ Reference/Flat settings.

I know that Audyssee has set the speaker distances and delays for me already.

Can I change the Reference/Flat settings interchangeably, and not have to re-run Audysee setup?

Can I set flat for music sources like for instance, Internet radio/HEOS or FM, and reference for Bluray and TV or game inputs?



Thanks

GigaBytez4U

 

[Hetfield]

Yes, I did. I let Audyssey run and in the settings switched from reference to flat afterwards. I think that's the way you are supposed to do it unless I've been doing it wrong?

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[lovinthehd]

I have an older Denon 4520 and in mine I actually have a third (but not an official Audyssey setting) called L/R Bypass, and can switch among the Reference/Flat/Bypass settings (or just turn Audyssey off). I believe the newer models, like yours, when using the Audyssey Editor App have a difference in using the Reference/Flat settings, tho.