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What you see on the format tab is routing of the the various formats that you have configured (or that was configured as default). In addition to the bass management you see here, you will have bass offloading from each main speaker as per the speaker tab. Those two are different and work...

You need to load filter for that.

Yes.

Can you rephrase the question? Not sure what you’re asking here.

I think it is better to locate the subwoofers where they have the best room interaction. Audiolense will correct the delays.

Yes to the first. To the second: The convolver can save different settings for different "contexts", e.g. one filter for external sources, one for jriver and one for Qobuz etc. You could try that and see if it suits your needs. Otherwise you have to switch filters "manually".

You only need jriver or similar if you play from internalisert sources without Asio streaming , such as a web browser or Spotify.

If you use the same value, they will use the same bass offloading filter. With different value, each speaker will have it's own dedicated subwoofer correction. This gives better integration between main speakers and driver. Some times the difference is vast, other times it is close to negligible.

Hi Ofer, jrobbins is spot on. The Audiolense convolver is perfect for this kind of setup. You need a "middle man" to convert to asio for internal sources. I recommend jriver media center for that. It has a virtual audio driver and sends the audio to the convolver. Very stable. Works flawless...

Press "New" or "New / Edit Current" and this purple configurator appears. I started with the 5.1 Format which I will edit into a 7.1 format. So I will add back left and back right from the drop-downs. Back Left hasn't been added here. I have to enter the drop-down and choose it. As soon as...

Omid, You also need to check the playback format and channel routing. If you aim for 7.1 playback you have to make a 7.1 routing scheme yourself.

I use it also for internal sources.

Windows work in mysterious ways….

You need xo if you want the time domain correction. The frequency correction does a very good job on its own, though.

Yes, absolutely. I do that all the time.