The Audyssey MultEQ Editor app users thread (with facts and tips)

[theisle69]

Hi Everyone,
I've created a Web version of the ratbuddyssey app with most of it functionality and no installation required. You are welcome to check it out:

Audyssey MultEQ Web Editor

Edit your MultEQ *.ady files online, analyze speakers frequency response, adjust target curve and many more.

audyssey.pages.dev

This is pretty amazing, thanks for making it! So much nicer being able to type in values, rather than having to ballpark everything with my sausage fingers on the app.

Question: I notice that in Curve Editor, there's a default 0 value at 3599-3600Hz, is this something that's defeatable? Also, is there a way to just defeat Audyssey's "Target Curves" (the 2 HF rolloffs)?

One of my biggest gripes with Audyssey's app is that as I try to shape the curve, it kinda just does what it wants, and I have to fumble my way through manipulating it's own curve tendencies to approximate a cure that I'm actually attempting to achieve. Is there something beneficial or functionally necessary about this that I'm missing? It would be amazing to have something closer to an editable series of standard parametric EQ (which it looks like this is close to, just missing Q values). Or how hard would it be to integrate something like a basic tilt target, like MultEQ X? Not trying to bite the hand that feeds, but just curious!

 

[vonder]

Question: I notice that in Curve Editor, there's a default 0 value at 3599-3600Hz, is this something that's defeatable? Also, is there a way to just defeat Audyssey's "Target Curves" (the 2 HF rolloffs)?

First, thank you for your feedback, it's important to me!

And yes, there are specific "sticky" points that you cannot move on a graph in the web version. They are required to show mid-range compensation and roll-offs.
Cannot defeat that for now..

About the rolloff, try to add 2 point: 9000hz + 1, 20000 + 4.5
It won't look the best on the graph, but it should fix the issue, you can see it in original Audyssey app.