Recent content by juicehifi

Do you hav the c++ distro installed?

So sorry to hear about your troubles. Since you have problems with the speaker setup, it is certain that something is wrong with your operative system. Most likely some files are missing. Perhaps the other version will work … 32 bit version. Or if you have another pc available you should try...

I believe you can use jriver.

1 usually no, but perhaps if you have a very special sub that needs excessive boost in the bottom, and can handle it. An open baffel with a bunch of 15 inch plus drivers. But even this may be manageable in Audiolense. 2 The rationale has several facets. A) The sweet spot is where it matters...

I'm afraid you have to make them again.

The program data folder is not in the program folder

Have you tried to delete Al.ini? It sits in the program data folder.

Yes, Audiolense is oblivious to the name of the subs. The different names are strictly for humans.

Hi Medister, I don’t have Tidal, so I have no experience with this interface. But doesn’t Tidal support Asio streaming? If so, perhaps you should try to connect it directly with Audiolense Convolver and see if that makes a change. Apart from that: Jriver has the best and most sturdy and stable...

The mic direction probably doesnt matter for a sub. The mic will be omnidirectional at such low frequencies.

Sure, Here’s a link to the config protocol. It was created by John Pavel and implemented by me to support his convolver. Later I convinced JRiver to implement it, and Roon has followed suit with a slightly different variation. https://convolver.sourceforge.net/config.html

It looks like Vego has got it right Correction filter no 4 (starting the count from zero) is for the sub when it is used strictly for LFE.

You should use the config file.

Wait a minute. I just realised that you are intending to remove a driver from each speaker. I’m afraid you will have to do a new measurement here. You can bypass speakers, but not single speaker drivers.

You’re in the correct place.