koberulz
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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- Denon X3800H
- Front Speakers
- Krix Megaphonix Flat
- Center Channel Speaker
- Krix Megaphonix Flat
- Surround Speakers
- Krix Dynamix
- Front Height Speakers
- Krix Hemispherix
- Rear Height Speakers
- Krix Hemispherix
- Subwoofers
- Klipsch RP-1400
- Screen
- SoundMax 4K
- Video Display Device
- JVC NZ8
- Remote Control
- Logitech Harmony
- Other Equipment
- NVIDIA Shield Pro, UGOOS AM6B+
- When switching to the All SPL tab, or opening an overlay, it now defaults to disabling all measurements. Having to enable all of them manually is an unnecessary extra step.
- It took me a long time to figure out how to change which of the measurements I was working with.
- It's difficult to tell, if I do something, which measurement it will apply to, or whether it will apply to all measurements.
- Renaming measurements and changing colors is much less simple.
- The new right-click menu on a measurement is overwhelmingly dense.
- There's no way to see measurement notes anymore, except for said right-click menu?
- EQ target settings are deleted upon closing the EQ window. Previously, one could close the EQ window after working in it, then decide to try a different target and reopen it and it would keep all your previous settings, making it really easy to make a tweak or two. These settings would even save in the MDAT, so you could close REW altogether, or even work on different measurements in between, and still go back to your previous EQ settings to make a small tweak. Now, as soon as you close the EQ window it resets at least the target level...trying to find that level again so you can just tweak the rolloff is no fun.
I'm sure some of my issues are just it being different and needing to get used to it, but the EQ thing is big. I calibrate by measuring my speakers, then doing a magnitude division with a target curve and feeding the result into MultEQ-X. Fiddling around last night, I was able to open up older measurements with the EQ still saved—my last EQ I used psychoacoustic smoothing before doing the division, and I'd decided to change to variable smoothing, so no re-measuring was required—and just redo the magitude division with the new smoothing setting. Problem being this resulted in a few 10dB+ boosts at the bottom of the frequency range, so I needed to tweak the rolloff of the target curve to account for that, and that required opening the old MDAT again to figure out what I'd set the target level to (so I could keep my trims exactly the same). Being unable to easily rename and recolor (particularly recolor) measurements is probably in second place.
- It took me a long time to figure out how to change which of the measurements I was working with.
- It's difficult to tell, if I do something, which measurement it will apply to, or whether it will apply to all measurements.
- Renaming measurements and changing colors is much less simple.
- The new right-click menu on a measurement is overwhelmingly dense.
- There's no way to see measurement notes anymore, except for said right-click menu?
- EQ target settings are deleted upon closing the EQ window. Previously, one could close the EQ window after working in it, then decide to try a different target and reopen it and it would keep all your previous settings, making it really easy to make a tweak or two. These settings would even save in the MDAT, so you could close REW altogether, or even work on different measurements in between, and still go back to your previous EQ settings to make a small tweak. Now, as soon as you close the EQ window it resets at least the target level...trying to find that level again so you can just tweak the rolloff is no fun.
I'm sure some of my issues are just it being different and needing to get used to it, but the EQ thing is big. I calibrate by measuring my speakers, then doing a magnitude division with a target curve and feeding the result into MultEQ-X. Fiddling around last night, I was able to open up older measurements with the EQ still saved—my last EQ I used psychoacoustic smoothing before doing the division, and I'd decided to change to variable smoothing, so no re-measuring was required—and just redo the magitude division with the new smoothing setting. Problem being this resulted in a few 10dB+ boosts at the bottom of the frequency range, so I needed to tweak the rolloff of the target curve to account for that, and that required opening the old MDAT again to figure out what I'd set the target level to (so I could keep my trims exactly the same). Being unable to easily rename and recolor (particularly recolor) measurements is probably in second place.