I will add a few notes. A lot is affected by filter length and the number of filters run. If you use 32k-65k filters then it doesn't take much, my experience is with 44.1k/48k. If you run longer filters 130k it takes more. I use HLC which enables you to run several filters and compare them. For...
Hang Loose Convolver is a way to implement filters that are created by other apps. Mainly FIR filters from Audiolense, Accurate and others. You could also implement REW filters but it is not by importing the text file. Haven't done it myself though. The advantage for someone who works with a DAW...
Some top RME models have incorporated room correction in the latest firmware. Your unit is pretty new maybe it has or will soon have this feature.
https://forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopic.php?id=38411
Just a few notes. Audio interface is another name for sound card. The Motu ultralight mk5 that a lot of members here use goes for ~500$ and you can find many used. So interface+analog mic can total around 500-600$. It's isn't small change but less than you calculated. As far as I understand if...
From what I understand of your setup the miniDSP is also your DAC. In that case a multichannel audio interface could go instead of the miniDSP only caveat is that it is not standalone and needs to be connected to a computer all the time to implement the filters. Another option is to use the...
You did not mention what is your source. Basically you will need a device to implement the filters created by AL. Your MiniDSP won't do. It is made to implement less CPU intensive IIR filters were AL creates FIR filters. If your source is a computer then you will be OK as you can run a...
So you measure all the system with the mic facing the sub? or do you do separate measurements? if it is the latter then how is it all combined within AL?
How do you place the mic? facing the ceiling? I am considering putting a wireless kit on one of my powered sub and place it in behind the LP. What kits did you use? is it BT or WiFi based?
Can you provide a link? Is VAC also a windows kernel like loopbeaudio? The thing I like about LBA is that it is very stable because it's a windows kernel.
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