I have been using the AUNBandEQ quite successfully since the last update - thanks again, another donation sent!
I have a system which is not sourced from computer audio, and was thinking about re-purposing one of my fixed band EQs for it, since it's no longer needed on the main system. Is there a software reason that the REW Generic EQ is limited to 20 bands? My EQ is a 31-band 1/3 octave unit (a dbx 231), and it would be handy to be able to use them all, if only for testing and optimization against a room curve.
I have a system which is not sourced from computer audio, and was thinking about re-purposing one of my fixed band EQs for it, since it's no longer needed on the main system. Is there a software reason that the REW Generic EQ is limited to 20 bands? My EQ is a 31-band 1/3 octave unit (a dbx 231), and it would be handy to be able to use them all, if only for testing and optimization against a room curve.