8-Channel Data to Create 6-Channel Filters

sledwards

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I would like to use current 8-channel sweep data to create 6-channel filters and not have to re-sweep the room. This would involve removing the two "bass" channels (0 and 4). I have attached the measurement window which shows delays referenced to one of the two subs I want to remove. Do I need to shift all of my delays to do this? A procedure to do what is required would be greatly appreciated.

Steve

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juicehifi

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Yes you can do that.

You can use the playback format setup and decide which speakers are used or not for whatever playback format you’re looking at.
 

sledwards

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Okay, found it under Speaker Setup. However I am looking for instructions on how to use it. I don't see the topic in the help file.
 

juicehifi

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It’s straight foreard. You specify which inputs are sent to which outputs and with which gain.
 

sledwards

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I'm not sure I am in the correct place. I am using a 2-channel 4-way crossover setup


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juicehifi

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Wait a minute. I just realised that you are intending to remove a driver from each speaker.

I’m afraid you will have to do a new measurement here. You can bypass speakers, but not single speaker drivers.
 

sledwards

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Yes, sorry I was not clear on that. I was trying to create a 3-way crossover and use the measurement obtained from a 4-way crossover. Thanks for confirming this for me.

Steve
 
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