fabiocz Audioholic Aug 20, 2019 113 0 18 34 Brazil Oct 27, 2019 #61 William Lemmerhirt said: Here’s a good read for you. Basically gives instructions on importing rew calculated filters into minidsp. Room EQ Wizard (REW) miniDSP is a leading manufacturer of Digital Audio Signal Processors for the HomeTheater, Hifi, headphone and Automotive market. Join our large community of Audiophiles, Engineers and DIYers using our innovative products. www.minidsp.com Click to expand... I had already read, but only shows how to import, because the parameters if copied, is totally out of harmony. The ideal is to understand what each parameter means, but so far I have only been able to find the meanings of a few. I will redirect the technical questions to the appropriate topic, suddenly someone can tell me which would be right. Anyway, thanks for the force.
William Lemmerhirt said: Here’s a good read for you. Basically gives instructions on importing rew calculated filters into minidsp. Room EQ Wizard (REW) miniDSP is a leading manufacturer of Digital Audio Signal Processors for the HomeTheater, Hifi, headphone and Automotive market. Join our large community of Audiophiles, Engineers and DIYers using our innovative products. www.minidsp.com Click to expand... I had already read, but only shows how to import, because the parameters if copied, is totally out of harmony. The ideal is to understand what each parameter means, but so far I have only been able to find the meanings of a few. I will redirect the technical questions to the appropriate topic, suddenly someone can tell me which would be right. Anyway, thanks for the force.
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,868 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 27, 2019 #62 What parameters do you not understand? Have you checked avnirvana's forum support for REW?
William Lemmerhirt Audioholic Overlord Jan 8, 2017 12,005 0 113 52 Oct 27, 2019 #63 lovinthehd said: What parameters do you not understand? Have you checked avnirvana's forum support for REW? Click to expand... This is a good point. The author of rew is a great resource and always willing to help. Home theater shack has some excellent help/files too, despite becoming a ghost town after the site was sold.
lovinthehd said: What parameters do you not understand? Have you checked avnirvana's forum support for REW? Click to expand... This is a good point. The author of rew is a great resource and always willing to help. Home theater shack has some excellent help/files too, despite becoming a ghost town after the site was sold.
fabiocz Audioholic Aug 20, 2019 113 0 18 34 Brazil Oct 28, 2019 #64 lovinthehd said: What parameters do you not understand? Have you checked avnirvana's forum support for REW? Click to expand... Will check. William Lemmerhirt said: This is a good point. The author of rew is a great resource and always willing to help. Home theater shack has some excellent help/files too, despite becoming a ghost town after the site was sold. Click to expand... Thanks, will look it.
lovinthehd said: What parameters do you not understand? Have you checked avnirvana's forum support for REW? Click to expand... Will check. William Lemmerhirt said: This is a good point. The author of rew is a great resource and always willing to help. Home theater shack has some excellent help/files too, despite becoming a ghost town after the site was sold. Click to expand... Thanks, will look it.
G Grandzoltar Full Audioholic Apr 6, 2019 328 0 28 42 Oct 28, 2019 #65 fabiocz said: View attachment 32014 Will check. Thanks, will look it. Click to expand... Your target level is a bit high at 93 dB your target curve should be 80 dB. The LF rise start and end allows you to had a house curve. The Dsp will get you as flat as possible to 80db adding values to LF rise start will increase your dB at the frequency of your choosing say 20hz Lf rise end will bring it back down to target curve of 80db at say 50hz. I suggest not adding a house curve get everything set up flat listen then increase the slope where you see fit. Bass management cutoff 120hz is what most people use but I experiment with 150hz just because my sub is capable to 200hz. Lf cut off since your subs are sealed with no port tuning Choose a value well bellow your subs capabilities say 5 or 10 hz Reactions: fabiocz
fabiocz said: View attachment 32014 Will check. Thanks, will look it. Click to expand... Your target level is a bit high at 93 dB your target curve should be 80 dB. The LF rise start and end allows you to had a house curve. The Dsp will get you as flat as possible to 80db adding values to LF rise start will increase your dB at the frequency of your choosing say 20hz Lf rise end will bring it back down to target curve of 80db at say 50hz. I suggest not adding a house curve get everything set up flat listen then increase the slope where you see fit. Bass management cutoff 120hz is what most people use but I experiment with 150hz just because my sub is capable to 200hz. Lf cut off since your subs are sealed with no port tuning Choose a value well bellow your subs capabilities say 5 or 10 hz
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,868 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 28, 2019 #66 fabiocz said: View attachment 32014 Will check. Thanks, will look it. Click to expand... FWIW that picture is too small for my old eyes to read your added comments....
fabiocz said: View attachment 32014 Will check. Thanks, will look it. Click to expand... FWIW that picture is too small for my old eyes to read your added comments....
fabiocz Audioholic Aug 20, 2019 113 0 18 34 Brazil Oct 28, 2019 #67 lovinthehd said: FWIW that picture is too small for my old eyes to read your added comments.... Click to expand... Double click = zoom =) Reactions: lovinthehd
lovinthehd said: FWIW that picture is too small for my old eyes to read your added comments.... Click to expand... Double click = zoom =)
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,868 0 113 Oakridge, OR Oct 28, 2019 #68 LOL did not know that it had another step after blowing up the thumbnail Will look at it later in detail....one thing the LPF of LFE is not a crossover, just a limit on the LFE channel (and 120 is the nominal setting).
LOL did not know that it had another step after blowing up the thumbnail Will look at it later in detail....one thing the LPF of LFE is not a crossover, just a limit on the LFE channel (and 120 is the nominal setting).
fabiocz Audioholic Aug 20, 2019 113 0 18 34 Brazil Oct 29, 2019 #69 lovinthehd said: LOL did not know that it had another step after blowing up the thumbnail Will look at it later in detail....one thing the LPF of LFE is not a crossover, just a limit on the LFE channel (and 120 is the nominal setting). Click to expand... =))
lovinthehd said: LOL did not know that it had another step after blowing up the thumbnail Will look at it later in detail....one thing the LPF of LFE is not a crossover, just a limit on the LFE channel (and 120 is the nominal setting). Click to expand... =))
