Bypassing the configurator
A system-wide equalizer for Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 / 11
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Is there an included switch for bypassing the configuration instead of manually turning off every single applied effect? No renaming the config.txt file temporarily for a bypass. I was wondering whether there exists a handy workaround for this, since the documentation only covers REW.
Also, how do you grant permissions / priority to another file without it being config.txt?
You can use an Include command to transfer control to another file, and put all your filters in that other file. Then, you can simply turn the Include command on/off to enable and disable all the filters at once.
Gave this a try, but even with Include on, no curve is applied. Any tips?
Update: Fixed it by actually loading the correct configuration file. Thanks!
Or you can use the Peace equalizer with its configurations switching abilities (by hotkey, by mouse selection, by system tray, etc.). Unfortunately when using the Configuration Editor only the solution Etienne explains is a possibility.
Thanks for the suggestion. I am sticking to APO for now since I like the bare-bones UI. If I can make the Include statement work, which should work.
Fixed it. Thanks Peter, anyways.
Great. Let us know if you need other help on the Configuration Editor.