Recent content by Wirrunna

Thank you, but as an old assembler programmer then systems manager I wanted to test this end to end. So, after turning off Decimate IR I re-measured, then EQ'd and the heading was indeed CamillaDSP (96kHz), then saved filter settings to YAML file, cut'n'pasted the filters into a new CamillaDSP...

Thank you for these explanations, I have turned off Decimate IR (my new Asus Zenbook has a 16core AMD cpu and 2TB SSD), I'll redo these measurements and EQs and build a new CamillaDSP config and listen to the results.

Excellent, it does ask now. I have attached a .mdat file that says it is 96 kHz file but when I select EQ and then pick CamillaDSP as Equaliser it says Equaliser: CamillaDSP(48kHz) - see attached screengrab, the REW measurement screen shows file details at bottom left and top right.

Could the Model field which currently is set to Filters be able to be overwritten so that the input is used instead of filter_1: , filter_2: . i.e. if it is set to Right Bass then the filter set is Right_Bass_1: , Right_Bass_2: etc.

Excellent, somehow a 48kHz measurement sneaked in to a series of what I thought were all 96kHz measurements and of course I chose the 48kHz measurement to EQ with the Rephase equaliser as a test. Apologies for bothering you.

This is a welcome addition, but on my Win11 computer using REW_windows-x64_5_20_14ea8.exe for the CamillaDSP selection there is a fixed sample rate of 48kHz and 20 IIR. As CamillaDSP is configurable for sample rates and there is no limit on the number of IIR filters, may I suggest that for the...

After saving a measurement and shutting down, on restarting REW the measurement's name is still in the file name to be opened field after clicking the Open icon, thereby preventing the selection of a file if you have navigated to a different folder (in my case saved EQ filter sets .req files)...

Dave and John - thank you both for this thread. I had purchased a Dell Inspiron 14 7000 with AMD Ryzen about a year ago to replace an ageing Asus Vivo Book, but until finding this thread today I could not get a good measurement with REW on the Dell. The measurements show how bad the Dell audio...