Peter Verbeek

I'd think it an easy bug-free addition. It would be but the developer of Equalizer APO isn't very active on his project. However, his (initial) idea was to let REW produce the Filter: commands based on the measurement. In that case it's copy/paste so we don't have to "import" the measurement. I haven't yet had an issue with EAPO so I'm just trying to simplify my life. I understand. Although Peace shouldn't behave like that it's annoying when it does on your computer. And as this doesn't happen a...

Unfortunately there isn't a way to overlay/read a measurement file on the analysis panel. As you said Peace can read a measurement file of REW (or overlay an image file). But when you say it "quits" I guess you mean it crashes? If so I can look into that.

Whilst I'm making the effects settings window perhaps in the mean time you can create a (neutral) Peace configuration with your bass and treble frequencies. Then it's a matter of using this own default config for new ones.

Okay. So the solution in my previous is possible although somewhat complex.

Is this chain for 1 audio device? As Peace can't be inserted more than once so that particular chain isn't possible in that way. But it can be done as described below. A Peace configuration (preset) can have as a chain (by its Commands window): Equalizer APO commands (VST's, etc.) Peace EQ/effects commands Equalizer APO commands (VST's, etc.) This chain can be done on 1 audio device. For the VST's Peace uses the Configuration Editor (under the Editor button on the Commands window). Through the "Always...

Perhaps you could elaborate on your exact use case? In principle one can't have multiple instances of the Peace app. But I would just use its Always active feature and/or the Hotkey/Tray feature, both of the Peace Automation window. The first lets you have multiple EQ presets (always) active, the second one is for activating/deactivating an EQ preset on the spot by either its hotkey press or through Peace tray menu.

I don't know what this issue is about but exclusive control by an app (WASAPI Exclusive mode) just bypasses any Audio Processing Object (read sound enhancement/effect) like Equalizer APO. But most apps don't take exclusive control anyway so it doesn't do anything for your issue. If the audio is before the actual video then you can use the delay command of Equalizer APO to delay the audio. The other way around isn't possible.