Thanks very much for your reply, Bernt.
In fact, only today, I started taking measurements using your software.
I can not only see the logic in keeping the measurements and digital room correction within the same digital framework so to speak, but your software makes taking the measurements...
I've taken measurements with REW, saving them as .mdat files.
I now want to import them into Audiolense but see it will only import .measurement files.
What can I do to use the .mdat files I have?
Thanks to anyone who can offer a suggestion.
Joel
I have a new amplifier on the way which is a more powerful version of the amplifier I currently use.
There are enhancements to the design but the essence of the design will remain as is.
While I know the proof will be in the listening (and maybe the measuring) if nothing else in my system...
Great feedback, ddude003.
It appears the Fletcher-Munson curve is exactly what I was talking about.
As I use Roon Rock, I can't add any plugins but at least I have a better idea of the issue I want to deal with.
Thanks for helping me with that.
Joel
Thanks for your question.
I'm talking about the psychoacoustic effect in which bass seems disproportionately lower at lower volumes. At night, when our kids are sleeping, I have to listen at lower volumes. That's why I'm trying to discover the best method to compensate for that issue.
Joel
I've been using and have been quite happy with Audiolense.
However, I've been told that compensating for bass loudness can only be accomplished using a feature in JRiver.
Is there another app or software solution available and, if not, a suggestion for creating a lower volume filter to take...
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