Recent content by Unique

Thanks for the replies! Considering my trial ends in 2 weeks, I guess Kals suggestion to do BM before DL is probably the easiest to proceed for now. Although BM was one of the mayor things i wanted to try, because Audyssey XT always creates mayor nulls in my room after calibration which I...

Seems you need to buy Dirac Live® Bass Control for crossover functionality, Very strange, what use is a calibration studio when you cant use it for anything other than full range speakers? And whats even more strange, there seems to be no license to activate bass control on windows, how do...

Hi, Been trying to calibrate a 5.1 setup using the DIRAC PC app (trial surround mode). Running into two mayor problems: 1) LFE channel seems 10 or 15 dB louder when using HDMI, and dirac "corrects" this by applying -13DB level. However when listening to movies it seems the 10dB gain is...

Hmm yea checked your wave file and seems you already removed the silence.. Not sure what you mean by removing under the phase, the only phase correction i have used in rew was using the excess phase / min phase method. But nomatter how much i played with that i always ended up with non-ideal...

BTW: Not sure where you got the impulse correction (dirac, audyssey, rephase or otherwise?), basic eq filters in REW can be exported as .txt directly. So you can skip all steps and just load the PEQ file generated by REW.

1. Download Audacity 2. Open Audacity 3. Drag impulse .wav to Audacity window 4. Navigate graph using crtl + mouse (zoom) and shift+ mouse (pan) Tip: if you hover over y-axis you can also zoom there, location of cursor is zoom centre 5. Delete data you dont want. 6. Export to 32 bit float wav...

You can edit the impulse response .wav and remove all zero data before/after the actual impulse ;-) (not sure why John choose to include the dead time when generating it using REW..)

Hey Todd, Just some home cinema sets, nothing fancy really: Set 1: Focal 816V + SVS PB13 Set 2: B&W DM4 + Klipsch SW Set 3: Driade + BK XLS200 We have two onkyo 709 receivers and one denon 2809 with audyssey XT. As far as i know the receivers do not apply calibration curves for these pucs, so...

Anyone made measurements from these new calibrated mics? The standard Audyssey XT mics (DM-A409 / ACM1H) from a few years ago have so much variance that they are basically unusable for audio corrections below 40hz and above 4khz.