Recent content by juicehifi

Unfortunately these things happen from time to time. And that's why I have the satisfaction guarantee. MusicL0ver has received a full refund on his purchase. PS Audiolense has been released from a Windows 11 Pro configured machine since Windows 11 arrived. So it's not about that.

The one thing that stands out here @specht007 is that your target is literally horizontal. To my years that type of target is very bass-thin unless I play extremely loud. Try to tilt the target, experiment with it. I typically find my sweet spot on a downslope around 2-6 dB, but there are many...

Have you tried to turn off Controlled Folder Access?

In 6.24 the peak finder has new usage, related to resampling of filters. And it didn't work as intended with that usage. So I took a closer look at everything. And found a small rounding error. Mostly a minor technical improvement and far more important for the revised resampling than the...

No, it's just because Windows Defender does a lot of its actions on name recognition. If something has been falsely flagged as potentially dangerous, it seems to be flagged more or less for every new release. And unfortunately, afaik, there's no way for me to pre-empt this flag unless I get a...

[22 aug 2025] Audiolense 7.3 (64 bit) Audiolense 7.3 (32 bit) Multi seat correction had not been properly prepared for multithreading, which has now been fixed. All tests look good, and the subject code has been investigated and modified to be thread safe. Nevertheless, for now, it is...

First is left, second is right.

Hi Joel, While it is probably better to have a 100% symmetric speaker placement, Audiolense negotiates most of such differences very well. So you should try and judtge for yourself. I have been using asymmetric speaker placement for years ... or actually asymmetric listening position. But the...

Tilt is a global change, where the overall curve gets steeper or flatter, depending of which way you tilt. There is no global up/down or left/right. But for the single point that is active, you can move it around in small incrementsnusing the arrows.

When you export measurements It’s done channel by channel. I do not recall the endianess at the moment, but it’s the regular one for Windows, and the one used for wav files. And these files på were made to communicate with REW. I hope this helps.

You can do that in Audiolense

You can create dummy filters with the Audiolense demo. The dummies attenuate the sound. That’s all they do.

… attached to the Audiolense install.

1 I recommend the latest. 2 There is a helpfilr attached. Not 100% updated, but still relevant. And Mitch’s articles are still 100% relevant.

I think I may haven taken care of that in the code quite some time ago. Try and see if it works.