Bernt, I think it would be helpful though to educate — at least for me — what the multiple value cfgs, such as 1.0 2.5 5.0, mean and how they are inputted properly into HQP. Thanks. JCR
Your 2.0 pipeline setup in HQP looks right to me, assuming the wav files attached match the order in the cfg screenshot (I can’t see the full path). I’m not quite sure why it made no use of wav file 4, however, unless that is a sub or LFE and you don’t use that in stereo listening.
And I must...
With HQP, you need to use the pipeline setup in the matrix to account for your six wav files. You should not have to mix anything yourself. Do you know how to use the pipeline matrix in HQP? JCR
I can only tell you what I do. I measure a single point that is in line with my ears and that is equidistant from my left and right main speakers. See screenshot.
If you are measuring a multichannel system, as I did, then you point the microphone 90 degrees at the ceiling. If it is two...
15 paths for my 5.1.2 system. I load my 352.8 convolution filters in wav format into the Pipeline Matrix of HQPlayer. I’d really like to use HLC but Mitch and I were unable to get it to configure properly in my setup. JCR
And as a data point on the more extreme side, I use an i9-10900K processor and an RTX 2080Ti video card to enable HQPlayer to convert DSD64 5.1 files to 352.8 PCM for application of Audiolense XO convolution filters, and then to upscale back to DSD64 for native playback on the Okto dac8pro. My...
I’d bet that is adequate for running Audiolense 2 channel and also to host your filters if you want Roon as your convolution engine. Try it and see. JCR
2 channel or multichannel? Do you listen to DSD files? Do you use HQPlayer to upscale your content? And what is your content source?
All these impact the answer as to required computing power. JCR
Yes, the site is a mess, but the product is good. You need to download an older version to get the required off-line settings tool. Sweetwater will explain the procedure: https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/installing-and-using-asio4all-for-windows/ JCR
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