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Choose the Player Menu, then DSP Studio or.

This is achieved via the use of built functionality or via third party VST plugins.

4.2 Enabling and Disabling Individual BlocksĭSP Studio allows you to apply a variety of powerful and flexible digital signal processors in order to implement features like:.

And it's clean to -20-25 dB in the first 10-15 ms. It's really 20 dB down with two tiny spikes to -15 dB. That's pretty hard to accomplish in this room which is so well treated that the log ETC BEFORE correction is better than 15 dB down all the way past 30-40 ms.

It's some fringe benefit of the TTD correction? Perhaps because it's cancelling or reducing a few reflections that were causing some slightly ambiguous imaging. What I mean is that the image is not pulling as rapidly to the left speaker or the right speaker if someone sits left of center or right of center. The sound is remarkably good, very transparent, with good depth and purity of tone, and I haven't even finished the final tweak of the HF target at 20 kHz! One remarkable thing is how much wider the sweet spot is now in stereo, and I have no idea how that is happening. I can play files and audio CDs and DVDs now in JRiver through the Convolution engine. I'm making progress, big progress but there are still a few obstacles. If you set up JRiver for enough channels to cover any input format and the number of output channels used, and also specify that JRiver should play silence on unused channels, you can downmixing and bass management in Audiolense. This wasn’t quite as I expected when I did the final preparation on 4.6 and I am sure that this question will come up a few times in the near future.Ĥ: A rough guess was that you only had straight pass-through without correction because the JRiver convolver couldn’t find the filters.ģ: I’d like to hear how that is done too.ĥ: I’m not sure how JRiver does remixing. If you enable the sample rate switching filter support in JRiver, the program will look for another config file with the same name, except that 441 is replaced with 96, when you switch from a 44.1kHz recording to a 96kHz recording. But in JRiver things works a bit different. You need to pick a config file from the CORRECTION FILES folder instead of the files in the CORRECTION are filterlist files.ġ &2: If you use Sourceforge Convolver in an environment that can handle automatic format and sample rate shift, SfCon will pick the config file that fits with the input format. Eventually I learned that this switch didn’t work as I expected. I tested the automatic filter sample rate switch in JRiver in parallel with issuing 4.6.