Acourate versus Audiolense

[MichaelBreer]

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I just changed from Acourate into Audiolense and the user interface is quite a lot easier.

But, I ran into a kind of a strange behavior: massive difference between measured output Left/Right speaker channels.
This leads to a convolver file damping Right channel so it is barely audible.

I use Dayton XLR microphone via Focusrite 2i2 into Intel NUC.
Output from PC via Singxer SU-6.
I use Focusrite ASIO driver and the Singxer driver.

If I run a frequency sweep via REW, all is within 5dB….here we talk about +20 dB difference.

Any ideas?

Thanks i advance, Michael

 

[JonathanToole]

Hi Michael! Sounds like a routing or calibration issue rather than the speakers. I'd check the Audiolense channel mapping, ASIO output assignments, and make sure the mic/input calibration is correct. If REW looks normal, the hardware is probably fine.

 

[landco]

Do I understand correctly that Acourate and Audiolense only work with 2.0 configurations?

2.1/2.2 is not supported?

 

[juicehifi]

If you downlad Audiolense and start i (as a demo) you will see that Audiolense supports literally any format. The only limit is max 128 channels / speakers.