Ofer
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Hi everybody,
I must start with a disclaimer. I have no idea in coding or understanding in computer science. Lately I changed my woofer amps in my 3way+subs system. To restore the coherence I had to remeasure the system and create new filters. It was curious as the room, speaker location, drivers didn't change. Using Copilot 365 and Gemini I produced a tool that analyses 2 .wav FIR filter files and generates a bunch of plots and numbers that compare them creating a PDF and Excel file. I host the code in Google Colab but I guess any python environment will work. Notice the lines:
============================================================
# Channel naming
# ============================================================
CHANNELS = {
0: "PA Sub",
1: "L Woofer",
2: "L Mid",
3: "L AMT",
4: "Marty",
5: "R Woofer",
6: "R Mid",
7: "R AMT"
These are my channel allocations and you should change it to your system. After running the script it opens a browse button to enable the user to choose 2 .wav files to upload. As I said you are all welcome to play and improve the code. The code is attached as a text file.
Enjoy.
I must start with a disclaimer. I have no idea in coding or understanding in computer science. Lately I changed my woofer amps in my 3way+subs system. To restore the coherence I had to remeasure the system and create new filters. It was curious as the room, speaker location, drivers didn't change. Using Copilot 365 and Gemini I produced a tool that analyses 2 .wav FIR filter files and generates a bunch of plots and numbers that compare them creating a PDF and Excel file. I host the code in Google Colab but I guess any python environment will work. Notice the lines:
============================================================
# Channel naming
# ============================================================
CHANNELS = {
0: "PA Sub",
1: "L Woofer",
2: "L Mid",
3: "L AMT",
4: "Marty",
5: "R Woofer",
6: "R Mid",
7: "R AMT"
These are my channel allocations and you should change it to your system. After running the script it opens a browse button to enable the user to choose 2 .wav files to upload. As I said you are all welcome to play and improve the code. The code is attached as a text file.
Enjoy.
