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Not quite sure what happened, but now it's working. Pulled down the marked fader and it worked. Now the fader is up again, but it still...

I misread your post. I thought you were saying there is a convolver version 1.8 now. I turns out you were talking about Roon 1.8 !! So...

I am not using Roon on a regular basis, but I have a license to see how Roon works with the convolver. This time I simply started Roon...

I'm running Roon version 1.8 here. It's stated to be the latest release ... and it is working with the convolver. Which version are you...

I recommend that you try the Roon support unless someone gives you the right answer here.

I believe Roon sometimes ignores a device after instances where Roon and the device aren't operating properly. . I reinstalled Roon when...

This imo a matter of taste. I prefer maybe 3-4 dB drop from 100Hz to 10kHz, but I have a lot of seasoned users / hifi experts that are...

Did you try using AL for DSP? It is much more robust then REW and can work in the time domain as well. Time domain corrections make a...

I am not qualified to answer, hope someone who are will share.

Most likely not. The best is usually to turn off Al dsp … and if impossible …. Set the sub low pass filter on the highest possible value.

This relates to sound quality as well as convenience. In Al convolver you can set up the volume control to max at -20 dB or whatever you...

@jjazdk is correct in principle. And sometimes in practice too. But not always. There are a lot of extreme rigs with extreme...

No, AudioLense cannot do that. You could instead experiment with MSO, as it can simulate the response of an "love active treatment" setup.

I think you will experience a very precise bass with Audiolense. In fact, you can try it with the demo and make your own judgements. The...

What you describe is what Audiolense does when the time domain correction is used. But it will not eliminate the suck-out. "Live Active...