Peter Fors

As I sad, no Peace Sorry. dont like it

Have I missed how to switch between presets? Is it alwayes config,txt that all happends? Dont want any scripts or Peace APO just switch to headphones. Is it possibel easy?

Dont hunt for an straight frequense curve! But try to find peaks that is obvious. If you move the microphone just one bit you get different curve. Find where it sounds good and leave it there. And have a reference song that you know is right. :)

Resolution?What if I increase it?More CPU I read but what does it do? Init.Time ?Latency?In what?Do I have to bother?

The quick and dirty way to this is: Take an measurement in REW 1/12 smoothing. Export it as csv file. In EQ APO open an Graphic EQ variable band. Import the csv file, keep the amp volume down, in the import button to the right in Graphic EQ. Invert the measurement, third button. Normalize it, fourth button. Add an Preamp to match the gain. Done.

The quick and dirty way to this is: Take an measurement in REW 1/12 smoothing. Export it as csv file. In EQ APO open an Graphic EQ variable band. Import the csv file, keep the amp volume down, in the import button to the right in Graphic EQ. Invert the measurement, third button. Normalize it, fourth button. Add an Preamp to match the gain. Done.

The quick and dirty way to this is: Take an measurement in REW 1/12 smoothing. Export it as csv file. In EQ APO open an Graphic EQ variable band. Import the csv file, keep the amp volume down, in the import button to the right in Graphic EQ. Invert the measurement, third button. Normalize it, fourth button. Add an Preamp to match the gain. Done.

The quick and dirty way to this is: Take an meassurement in REW 1/12 smoothing. Export it as csv file. In EQ APO open an Graphic EQ variable band. Import the csv file, keep the amp volume down, in the import button to the right in Graphic EQ. Invert the meassurent, third button. Normalize it, fourth button. Add an Preamp to match the gain. Done.