MultiChannel DSP

[Christian Kuntze]

Hi all

in the past i have used a multichannel soundcard and AL was under control of the outputs. Now i am using a DSP where i have just 2 Channels input, but 6 channels output.

How can a measure each driver separate?
I see 2 problems:
- first: i have just 2 output channels...
- next is: as far as i remember, the measuring is fully automated without starting each channel manually

Any help is welcome

Christian

 

[juicehifi]

Why would you want to measure them separately? You will not be able to control them separately with Audiolense.

Instead you have to let the crossovers live in the DSP and do only global correction with Audiolense.

You can get great results that way, but the work flow will be more cumbersome.

 

[Christian Kuntze]

Hi Bernd

What a quick answer

Because i would like to linearize phase, frequency and delay for each driver like we can do it with the soundcard solution.

How can i find out the right delay per driver without measure the timing for each driver?
If i could start the measurement for each driver manually, it could solve the problem, if a reroute the output channels in my RME Soundcard back to 2 channels.

I am using the FIR-BoxX where i can load FIR Filters for every channel... and so i would like to use as good as i can.

Here is a link to the FIR-BoxX:
https://fir-boxx.com/

Christian