No problem, Trevor.
Oh my, thank you so much! I did a silly mistake there and included the wrong file in config, so i was changing the non-included file and was confused why it wasnt working lmaooooo. Thank you so much :) I will try putting the loudness command thru the command window then :)
I am assuming this is some sort of conflict between the 2 editors No, it isn't. Both editors can be used simultaneously. If the Configuration Editor of Equalizer APO doesn't work it just means that the commands you add/change aren't being applied. This can be a few things. First of all, check if the "Instant mode" checkbox (top left) is checked. Also, the commands (loudness, etc.) should be in config.txt or in a file which is then included in config.txt by adding an include file command. Another...
Hi so I'm not really sure how to word the title lmao. But basically, Peace GUI is working fine, all the presets work and whatever so obviously it is working as intended. However, when i go into the EQapo editor and try to make a thing with loudness correction (which i believe is not supported by peace), none of the changes I make in the EQapo window are applied to my output. Like I put preamp to -20 and its the same sound. I am assuming this is some sort of conflict between the 2 editors, so I was...
Great 😃 No problem.
Ohhhh now it works right! Yea very unintuitive if you are not familiar with such function .. xD My fault too that I didn't bother to read the description, donno how I missed it! :P Oh well then, problem solved! Thanks a lot! <3
I mean I am sure there is some kind of pattern to it which I simply don't get .. Yep! Looking at your video (which is very helpful!) I see you do the wrong motion. The motion is up and down. Up = increase and down = decrease. This motion is explained in a sentence below 😃 It can be a new motion for us Windows users so I get it when some don't pick it up immediately hence the explanatory sentence.
Hello, thanks a lot for answering! <3 I don't think my mouse is the issue as I have expensive gaming mouse and have zero issues with anything else .. also the left click doesn't drop a single time .. Its very hard to explain so I uploaded a video :) Link: https://youtu.be/XGwHLnWuRik The thing is, when I try to move the rotor, its not constant .. it doesn't follow my mouse movement whatsoever, it acts randomly .. I mean I am sure there is some kind of pattern to it which I simply don't get .. Maybe...
Unfortunately only the balance, bass and treble knobs can be sliders, in their case on the main screen. For which knobs do you need sliders? Perhaps I can investigate putting your main one onto the main screen. The Effects panel is in its 9th year of existence. You're the first one having an issue with the rotary knobs. I'm guessing something is going wrong which isn't related to a "super bug" :) For instance, the left mouse button could be faulty. This happened to me with my Logitek mouse this year....
Any way to turn the Knobs in "effects" into sliders or something more practical with a mouse? I find the knobs super buggy and annoying when turning them with a mouse .. I understand the nostalgic DJ feeling of having knobs, however - I would love if there would be something more practical .. Thanks! :)
Good luck, Michael.
Yeah was wanting to have software control over the sub via peace, instead of having to mess with the gain, adjustable low pass filter etc. But sounds like not possible with my current setup. Thanks so much for the help!
I see. No other playback devices listed. So the only entry is the right one. Reading the specs on the Fiio K11 I don't see any mentioning of a sub channel. It seems to be a common stereo DAC/Amp. In other words, the left and right channels are fed into a subwoofer, in your case to the PreSonus Sub8. This all means that you can't control the subwoofer in Windows in anyway, as you said this yourself. Although the PreSonus Sub8 is doing a good job on its own I understand you want to have control over...
Looking at your screenshot currently the Minifuse 2 mic is on SFX/MFX as the dropdown list says "Install as SFX/MFX". Btw. Sorry I said "K11". I meant to say "Minifuse 2". SFX/MFX is the most common APO setting in Windows. But having this popup it could be that SFX/EFX or LFX/GFX (old Windows setting) solves that. Or maybe not but it's worth to try. As the "Use original APO" checkboxes are greyed out there isn't another APO (made by Arturia) interfering with Equalizer APO. So that's a good thing....
I see. No other playback devices listed. K11 has a single RCA R/L line out, single(combo?) coax in/out(yellow), and optical in. So it appears that it just doesn't have the necessary inputs/outputs for what I am wanting to do. Or can/should I be using the coax in/out for sub? I guess I didn't mention previously that speakers and sub are both active/powered.
Hi, ty for you quick response, unfortunately they're already unchecked, they are like greyed out... I'm running the latest version of peace, maybe the EQ APO is outdated, but i downloaded it on sourceforge too... I unfortunately did not understand the "install as" option. can you help me please ? Thank you
Well, it should be under the Configure button but looking at your screenshot of the Playback devices this button is greyed out for the K11, meaning it doesn't have a speaker setup. This suggests it's stereo and the subwoofer output is created out of the Left and Right channels. If this is the case then it isn't a real 2.1 device and Windows (thus Equalizer APO and Peace) can't do anything with the subwoofer channel (as it just isn't there). To be sure, look for another Fiio K11 entry in the Playback...
Thanks for the reply Peter! I know I have seen that Speaker Setup screen before but can't seem to find for the K11. Can you share navigation steps? Screenshot of what I have in audio properties attached.
This issue is related to Equalizer APO being a sound enhancement (an Audio Processing Object). If the "Disable sound improvements" checkbox is checked then Equalizer APO doesn't (or rather can't) work, see also this wiki. Unfortunately an app can disable all sound enhancements or disable Equalizer APO, in your case on the mic. To inform the user the message pops up saying this. Usually the software of the mic so Fiio software in your case does this disabling. You can try some troubleshooting options...
Is the Fiio K11 in Windows set on 2.1 (or 5.1/7.1 if that available) on the Windows speaker setup interface (see attached example image)?
Hello, idk what is this problem, look at the screenshot please... I'm using peace with my akg p220 and a artrturia minifuse 2 I'm using windows 10. It's saying that windows detected optimal options, but the problem is when i change entry of perepherics on discord it automatically turn on this error and then it switches to original options... thank you very much in advance for your help
Hi, new to budget audiophile space... I have Presonus eris 4.5 monitors paired with Presonus sub8 for a 2.1 PC setup. Using Fiio K11 headphone DAC/Amp. Connections as follows: PC>K11(preamp-line out)>sub8>eris4.5, via RCA. Problem is when trying to use any of the pre-set EQs, or even if I create a custom EQ, none of the functions impact the sub speaker when sub is selected from speaker list. Is this because there is only R/L preamp line out from K11? Is there any workaround for this?
Great to hear you've figured it out. Glad to have helped.
Alright, I realized what the problem was. I had to set the eq to my Voicemeeter Outputs for them to work. Now it is working. Forgot that Voicemeeter might affect the eq'ing. Thank you for help, Petrus!
If everything went alright then your configs are in a sub folder called Peace backup in your documents folder. You can manually copy them to c:\program files\equalizerapo\config, the folder where Peace is located. After restarting Peace they should appear in the configurations list.
I uninstalled APO and reinstalled version 1.1.2. I tried to back up Peace files but after the installation wizard notified "backup complete" I didn't see my old configs in Peace. Why might this be?
I don't see a problem in discussing things on other forums or here. Everyone is entitled to his/hers opinion. So no need to apologize here. Of course, I'll say things how I see them based on my gained knowledge. But I'm known to be wrong too on some occasions 😃
Oh, I was apologizing to you. I posted on the community because I wanted you to get more people's opinions, but I feel sorry for coming to you with something that wasn't faithful to basic functions (tutorials) rather than productive feedback from the beginning.. =(
I'm not sure what to do. It might be that Equalizer 1.2.1 or even 1.1.2 does work but it's a long shot. It does happen that 1.1.2 works though and 1.2.1 or 1.3.2. don't. Btw. When uninstalling Equalizer APO, Peace is also automatically removed. You'll find a backup of your Peace configurations in c:\users\<yourname>\documents\Peace backup. The installation of Peace doesn't do anything for the audio devices. It's all Equalizer APO.</yourname> And on some occasions a former or new Windows update does...
Pre aamp slider isn't changing anything. So, like you said, APO isn't working. Only the devices plugged to UMC22 have "USB" in their names. It looks like you did everything alright for the UMC22. After testing the 3 "Install as" settings you might set it back on "SFX/MFX" and try the unchecked "Use Original APO" checkboxes. But also try this unchecking with "LFX/GFX" and "SFX/EFX". Tested and didn't do anything. Should I try to reinstall Peace and APO?
The easiest way to test if Equalizer APO is working on a target device is by moving the pre amp slider drastically down. If the sound fades then everything is okay. If it doesn't then Equalizer APO isn't working. "Speakers - USB Audio Codec" must be the name then although it's a bit odd. Are there any other devices with "USB". Anyway, for testing just temporary set "All devices". It looks like you did everything alright for the UMC22. After testing the 3 "Install as" settings you might set it back...
I'm not sure why and to whom you're apologizing. It isn't necessary.
Oops, Did I make a mistake? It may be my fault for posting on the community without permission. =( sory
I have Sennheiser HD 560s headphones, a Behringer XM8500 mic and a Behringer UMC22 interface. I wanted to use Peace to add more bass to the HD 560s or to try the Harman Target curve by Oratory1990. I also wanted to try and EQ the mic to sound like the Shure SM7B (just for fun, I don't care if it isn't perfect. Sounds better on Julius Krause's tutorial and also to my own ears. (link to the tutorial)) I got the mic EQ working. However, I can't get the headphone EQ to do anything. I have enabled automation...
Sorry to say but it doesn't make any sense. When EQ-ing, the pre amp should be fixed to a value in order to prevent clipping of the sound which may be caused by the EQ filters. Using the pre amp as a volume switch is just bad practice. The pre amp isn't a volume change. It's a change of the amplifying of the gain. That's a major difference which any one should know. I have a YouTube tutorial for that. In other words, an EQ comes with a fixed pre amp. They should be together like twins. So enabling...
It hasn't been long since I posted it, so only 1 person responded, but his opinion seems pretty important, too.
https://audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/does-anyone-use-peace-with-eq-apo.55687/post-2027127 He said, Actually, Peace's inability to toggle just the EQ On/Off without changing the Preamp is why I usually recommend stock EQApo, even to beginners. I find being able to test EQ On vs Off really important, so that's one feature I'd recommend the Peace developer to add.
I also don't know math. 😃 So good we have made the mid side feature in Peace.
Oh... =( I also don't know math. Even I have no idea that sound is just a hobby........... lol Most people who wear headphones/IEMs probably know what mid/side is and want it. (I've seen quite a few people offering it on some phone apps or plug-ins etc and looking for it.)
Thanks for this explanation. I get it, the mid refers to that intersection. When you say 'math', the complexity and intensity of my math and electronics studies comes to mind 😃 I did nothing with it in my career so most is forgotten.
https://zerohour.uk.com/blog/how-does-mid-side-work https://www.izotope.com/en/learn/what-is-midside-processing.html In the Mid/Side, reverse phase is just an operational symbol used to extract or emphasize the same sound information. Do you know intersection in Math? That is simply Mid. (L and R overlap in common info) And Mix Revers phase Each channel to each channel mix, Remaining except intersection,
https://zerohour.uk.com/blog/how-does-mid-side-work https://www.izotope.com/en/learn/what-is-midside-processing.html In the Mid/Side, reverse phase is just an operational symbol used to extract or emphasize the same sound information. Do you know intersection in Math? That is simply Mid. And Mix Revers phase Each channel to each channel mix, Remaining except intersection,
Thanks for the explanation. Still lots to learn. So where does this leave us? Mid side config is still okay. But can we say for sure what the - sign does? It would be nice to have a good explanation to other users.
Changes in single phases are difficult to hear in practice. (ex: Only some bands near 2000~8000 Hz adjust the phase) Also, The flip of the whole thing actually has to be the same. (ex: L=-1.0*L) But quite a lot happens when it's mixed in reverse phase. (ex: L=-0.5*R+L things) We also use this to do Crosstalk Cancel. I think there's too much content to write about this.
*So after installing Equalizer APO onto the HD 560s it can't be manipulated by Equalizer APO (thus Peace)? * This is the case, yes. My HD 560s are connected to the umc22 with a 6,5 mm jack. UMC22 uses common Windows drivers. I tested all the 3 settings of Install for the headphones again. Didn't do anything. My APO EQ is ver. 1.3.2. HD 560s are not digital in any way so they don't have dedicated drivers. Yup. I have disabled early Windows updates, they can mess up settings badly so I usually update...
*So after installing Equalizer APO onto the HD 560s it can't be manipulated by Equalizer APO (thus Peace)? * This is the case, yes. My HD 560s are connected to the umc22 with a 6,5 mm jack. UMC22 uses common Windows drivers. I tested all the 3 settings of Install for the headphones again. Didn't do anything. My APO EQ is ver. 1.3.2. HD 560s are not digital in any way so they don't have dedicated drivers. Yup. I have disabled early Windows updates, they can mess up settings badly so I usually update...
So after installing Equalizer APO onto the HD 560s it can't be manipulated by Equalizer APO (thus Peace)? Indeed, usually it's a matter of trying all 3 settings of the Install as dropdown box. I guess you have restarted your computer after setting either of these. Well, unless you're using Equalizer APO version 1.3 or higher then the Ok button should suffice (although this resetting by the Configurator isn't done how it should be done). Is there software provided with the HD 560s? I'm guessing not...
Looking at the graphs the reversing works just fine. But I'm confused what it does for the phase. Of course when the signal consists of sines which repeats themselves in time perfectly the - sign will result in 180 phase shift (reversal). Unfortunately my audio knowledge is just too little to understand what it precisely does for an audio signal.
And I also tried adding one filter. The frequency response remained the same, and -1.0 worked properly. Maybe I did channel mixing wrong before (your midside says no problem).
Second is Reverse use APO command -1.0 This is exactly impulse symmetry.
Umm No... I looped back using REW to check more clearly. First Original nothing filter
I have Sennheiser HD 560s headphones, a Behringer XM8500 mic and a Behringer UMC22 interface. I wanted to use Peace to add more bass to the HD 560s or to try the Harman Target curve by Oratory1990. I also wanted to try and EQ the mic to sound like the Shure SM7B (just for fun, I don't care if it isn't perfect. Sounds better on Julius Krause's tutorial and also to my own ears. (link to the tutorial)) I got the mic EQ working. However, I can't get the headphone EQ to do anything. I have enabled automation...
So the mid side config might be wrong too. Probably it's best not to release it then.
I dont know... I tried other command. Copy: L=-1.0L R=-1.0R This doesn't record anything even if I do or don't convolve. But that command seems to be wrong. =(
You might right. An inversion of all samples according to this: new sample = 1 - old sample (where 1 is normalized from the bit depth) might not be a reversal of the phase like I thought it was. If so then one can ask what is the use of the - sign.
This is my guess, but APO's -1.0 command may not actually be in reverse phase. It could be a whole reversal of the response with an inversion rather than an Reverse Phase If so, I can understand the results I tested. Because only the response of the convolution was reversed, the filter went to zero, which is why it was recorded again as sweep.
This is my guess, but APO's -1.0 command may not actually be in reverse phase. It could be a whole reversal of the response with an inversion rather than an inversion. If so, I can understand the results I tested. Because only the response of the convolution was reversed, the filter went to zero, which is why it was recorded again as sweep.
If you look at this, you'll understand. It is considered normal when the sound is not recorded, but using APO's command is recorded as sweep. (Sound is played)
APO is also true that the information in the convolution is missing, but slightly above is completely different. If you're talking about the weird result at the right then it might have to do with nearing the sample frequency by the sweep. But I also expect it to be zero over the total frequency band. On the other hand, I don't know the inner workings of Equalizer APO well enough or dealing (calculations, etc.) with audio samples for that matter.
And you can see my capture. The middle one is Audacity's creation of an inverse phase. The positive and negative phases add up to zero (like noise cancelling), so it's normal that no data is recorded. But the weird thing is APO. APO is also true that the information in the convolution is missing, but slightly above is completely different. I'm not sure, but obviously APO's command is similar to the inverse phase we know, but something is different. I can't say for sure which one is right, but I think...
And you can see my capture. The middle one is Audacity's creation of an inverse phase. The positive and negative phases add up to zero (like noise cancelling), so it's normal that no data is recorded. But the weird thing is APO. APO is also true that the information in the convolution is missing, but slightly above is completely different.
I was curious about one thing when I saw your words, so I tested it myself. One impulse was convoluted (mono convolution to reduce variables) And I tried two ways. 1. APO Command Convolution: F:\바탕화면\ì¸¡ì •\Test.wav <----- Mono Impulse Copy: L1=L L2=L R1=R R2=R <------- Virtual Channel Make Copy: L=L1+-1.0L2 R=R1+-1.0R2 <-------- Merge One is Original, And other one is Reverse In Audacity, Invert Porality Copy: L1=L L2=L R1=R R2=R Channel: L1 R1 Convolution: F:\바탕화면\ì¸¡ì •\Test.wav <---- Mono Origianl Impulkse...
I was curious about one thing when I saw your words, so I tested it myself. One impulse was convoluted (mono convolution to reduce variables) And I tried two ways. 1. APO Command Convolution: F:\바탕화면\ì¸¡ì •\Test.wav <----- Mono Impulse Copy: L1=L L2=L R1=R R2=R <------- Virtual Channel Make Copy: L=L1+-1.0L2 R=R1+-1.0R2 <-------- Merge One is Original, And other one is Reverse In Audacity, Invert Porality
If the reverse is as expected in Audacity it might be that a reverse by a minus sign in Equalizer APO isn't what we expect it to be. I think that the samples of the audio are just reversed. This might differ from the reverse in Audacity?
I directly reversed the polarity of the Center impulse in Audacity.
I directly reversed the impulse How? By a VST plugin? When using commands it could be that Equalizer APO isn't doing what you need. Btw. My config creates the following 2 commands: Copy: VC=0.5*L+0.5*R Copy: C=-1.0*VC They're copied from the peace.txt file after loading my config.
I should try your peace file later. But I don't think I can. I did the C= -1.0*VC command myself and saw a huge clipping. So I didn't type in the APO phrase, and I directly reversed the impulse and it went normal.
I guess I would do it with the new virtual channel feature as can be seen in the attached .peace config file. But if Peace can't do a reverse of a virtual channel than Equalizer APO can't either as it's the same command. When talking about a button for engaging this then you might use the enable/disable button on the C=-1.0*VC speaker: - Select this speaker - Click on small button to the right of the 'Select speaker' text.
Hey Peter, Can only certain channels within Peace use reverse phase? For example Copy: VC=0.500L+0.500R Copy: C=-1.0*VC maybe wrong? I think I can write this down directly on the command tab, but I was wondering if it was assigned to the buttons as well.
Hey Peter, Can only certain channels within Peace use reverse phase? For example L+R+-1.0*C I think I can write this down directly on the command tab, but I was wondering if it was assigned to the buttons as well.
Peter hasn't heard my setup yet, so he doesn't know what magic can be created with the proper parts and tools for it, right? : ) However, he has got high quality headphones, so at least that. But to make it clear, it's not just about quality of equipment. (If what we want to achieve is an enjoyable experience.) There is much more to it.
Peter haven't heard my setup yet, so he doesn't know what magic can be created with the proper parts and tools for it, right? : ) However, he has got high quality headphones, so at least that. But to make it clear, it's not just about quality of equipment. (If what we want to achieve is an enjoyable experience.) There is much more to it.
Good question. Unfortunately I don't have experience with USB audio interfaces. I guess there is some benefit of the cheap ones. They're probably using the default Windows USB audio driver as you're also saying. Other multiple channel interface, especially those with more than 8 channels, may use their own software thus driver. Often Equalizer APO can't deal with that. On the audio quality, the cheaper ones are usually alright unless you want the finest audio experience. It's something to consider...
I have a similar question. There appears to be 3-4 cheap 7.1 USB interfaces on Amazon and everything else comes with gimmick software and a high price tag (coughCreativeLabs). There are also professional audio interfaces (Focusrite/Presonus/Behringer/etc) but you have to go way up the product lines to get 8 outputs. I'm wondering if any of the $15-40 products are "good enough" meaning acoustically transparent, free from hiss, and works with Windows 10/11 in-box drivers.
I guess this is something that must be implemented in Equalizer APO of which I'm not the developer. Unfortunately, the developer of Equalizer APO isn't very active on his project so a spectrum extender isn't going to be implemented soon. On the other hand, if it's possible to use the current Equalizer APO to create such a spectrum extender then it can be implemented in Peace. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do this. And looking at the source code of ViperFx_RE it seems difficult to do with the...
Spectrum Extender
O, right. The virtual channels were on my wishlist for ages. Can't remember if I put it there or someone else 😃 But Equalizer APO has this ability thus Peace should too. Indeed, another Chrismas present to discover.
Oh i mean, I was wondering if anyone else wanted anything else. It seems to me that the features of peace are already full like Christmas presents.
Is there any suggestions other than Mid/Side? Dozens but most of them are already available on the Effects panel. For instance, a mono config: MONO = 0.5*L+0.5*R where MONO can be equalized. Another example is cross feeding a 5.1 or 7.1 setup. Currently the Effects panel cross feeds all speakers with 1 cross feed knob. Now with virtual speakers one can cross feed the front, side and rear separately.
Oh I don't think I understood the configuration exactly. You're right. That seems to be a good enough change for now. Is there any suggestions other than Mid/Side?
The feature of virtual channels isn't a preset. I just made a midside preset with it as a good example. Like a normal channel a virtual channel can be added to the speakers list. On the speaker selection interface a user has 3 options: all speakers, a combi of speakers or a virtual speaker by entering a command. Of course, when having multiple virtual channels mixing to multiple normal ones is a bit complicated. But having a list of virtual and normal channels to EQ separately can be a powerful ...
I think it's safe to remove it. Virtual is already functioning and more intuitive. One question is, is it possible to make Virtual separately as some sort of toggle window rather than a preset? At the moment it works just as well as intended, but it's going to get a bit complicated when you mix it across multiple channels (for example, seven channels)
No problem. I'm not sure what to do. The virtual speakers feature now can do it all, mid side processing config and more. In principle we don't need the new mid side interface. On the other hand, it's nice to have. What do you think? Should I remove this new mid side interface or just leave it there?
Sorry for the late reply and check. I missed the mailing =( (Most of the mailing alerts me by mail, but there are times when I miss it, so I wanted to have a Discord channel in case of this) It is certainly more intuitive than previous knobs. And the functionality of the virtual channel is exactly the same as the purpose of the mid/side. I also like that i can choose shelf filter as i want, including the peaking filter. I think that's a good idea.
Btw. The default Peace icon (taskbar, etc.) can also be changed. Create an icon of 48 by 48 in a drawing app and save it under a file called 'icon.ico' by using the icon file format. Then place it in the subfolder 'Theme' as mentioned in my previous post. And if you like to have this same icon in the top right on the main Peace screen then also create an 'icon.png' file.
Thanks for the reply! No problem 😃 Okay, it seems that the "Activate at device selection" feature of Peace can do it all. Besides the creation of device/config pairs for "fallback" 1 default config needs to be created and "attached" to the proper devices. The colored/broken icons can be changed as a part of a theme. On the theme files page of the Peace website you'll find 2 icon themes as examples. 'ThemeIcons01' has icons with numbers, 'ThemeIcons02' is the same but in grey. A theme is placed in...
Thanks for the reply! Let me restate what I was looking for: I would like Peace to change configs on every device selection/change, either to a specific config if I set that up, or a config I set as "default" for devices that dont have an explicit Device/Config pair as a fallback. As for the icons, I was just talking about the config colored/"broken" icons not the core app icon. The manual way I am changing the icons works fine though!
Thanks for the reply! Let me restate what I was looking for: I would like Peace to change profiles on every device selection/change, either to a specific profile if I set that up, or a profile I set as "default" for devices that dont have an explicit Device/Profile pair as a fallback. As for the icons, I was just talking about the profile colored/"broken" icons not the core app icon. The manual way I am changing the icons works fine though!
Indeed having Peace configs (profiles) in the Always active list is the most easy way to set things up. But for your purpose to activate your default config the "Activate at device selection" tab is the way to go. There you "attach" this config to a device you want the default EQ on. When this device is then selected, either by you or by Windows itself, this config gets activated. And if you have selected a specific icon for this default config in the Save window then this icon will be shown in the...
Also mildly related: Is there an official way to swap/add icons for the tray? At present I just name the icon I want to use "iconpurple.ico" or whatever, drop it in the Peace folder, and set the icon to Read Only. That way, when Peace starts it is not overridden and is pulled into the app. I like having a custom Icon for each of my main devices, so I can see at a glance what is going on. Thanks!
Hello! I was wondering if there is a way to have a default/fallback EQ profile for when you switch to a device that you dont have a specific rule for. This would be beneficial to me as I would like to be able to read the current profile and state from the tray icon, but if I switch devices to a device I dont have a rule for, it does not revert to a default and thus the tray icon does not chance. I understand that I can effectively do the same in the Always On pane, and creating separate profiles...
After some thinking I came up with a better solution of setting up mid side processing in Peace. I've created the possibility to create and use virtual speakers (channels). This means for a mid side config (as you'll find attached) one can use the equalizer to its full extend instead of having only 2 sliders on the mid side interface (which I first made before the virtual speaker feature). Download version 1.6.7.7 and copy it and the attached config to c:\program files\equalizerapo\config. In the...
This is just my personal opinion, so don't take it too seriously. I know but I consider everything. That's how the Peace equalizer project works. I don't mind to take things a little serious. From my point of view it's awful to seen that Equalizer APO and related projects (excluding the AutoEQ project) are so rarely updated and badly supported. And they are good projects. Then again, not everyone is up for the commitment which I set myself to. And that's perfectly understandable. such as a I guess...
Yes. This is just my personal opinion, so don't take it too seriously. =) I mention this because the developers of programs like EQ APO, Hesuvi, and others rarely update actively at this point, whereas you are so receptive to feedback. I'm curious to see what others think. In addition to these UIs and equalizers, there are other things that other people have been looking for, such as a
But the sad part is that most of those people don't seem to leave a lot of comments, and while I'd love to hear what they have to say, I don't think I'm the only geek who comes to a feature request and talks to them. =( I'm in the fortunate position of having to deal with thousands of comments. That have let me to a position that there isn't an all-fits-all solution. But I think there is room for improvement of the current Peace or any other similar app for that matter. But I have to say I struggle...
Yes. You're right. I know graph EQ, and the way it's visualized is pretty good, similar to how it looks in most DAWs and VSTs. But that's a visual thing, and as I wrote in a previous comment, I prefer the look of REW's filters the most. (So I'm more comfortable adjusting the configuration directly in APO, like this: Filter: ON PK Fc 16000 Hz Gain -9 dB Q 2 (very personal). And again, I agree. Most people don't like complexity - they like "one-click solutions" best. Simple. But the sad part is that...
Discord :) I think people don't like complicated, and whether they'd understand graphs is another matter. Of course, there is always the manual. But we all know about manuals!
So you need more feedback!(Such as ASR,Headfi, Reddit, Discord ...etc) =) Even if a majority of people on these forums will come to a (static) effects panel layout (and this is a big If) then a minority wants something else. I think the obvious solution is an effect panel on which the user can select his/hers most important effect (s). Haven't you used the Peace graph for EQ-ing? Once you have clicked on a graph handle (by checking the right checkbox below left) this handle can be moved by mouse...
One problem is that there isn't a mutual agreement of the most important effects. For instance, some want the bass to be the first knob, others want cross feeding as the intend to use the headphones only. I do can say that stereo widening, expander and echo aren't used much. You are right. What you need and prefer will really vary from person to person. So you need more feedback!(Such as ASR,Headfi, Reddit, Discord ...etc) =) Do you prefer sliders and frequency input fields as on the main equalizer...
Unfortunately I can't remove the existing upmix and downmix stuff from the main effects panel. These are already being used and work a little bit differently then the stuff on the new Upmix panel. But indeed this effects panel does look a bit messy. One problem is that there isn't a mutual agreement of the most important effects. For instance, some want the bass to be the first knob, others want cross feeding as the intend to use the headphones only. I do can say that stereo widening, expander and...