My bad, I was going from memory when using REW a couple of years ago
with the BFD to equalize my sub.
What is needed is a USB to Midi interface cable such as the Edirol
UM-1EX or M-AUDIO UNO.
The transfer of filter settings data is a function of the REW software.
The BE DEQ2496 is not
michael123;591058 Wrote:
Are you sure about this?
Yes, if the soundcard has MIDI connections
RG
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RGibran;591211 Wrote:
Yes, if the soundcard has MIDI connections
RG
Ok, thanks. I remembered DEQ2496 wasn't listed as supported device in
REW
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RGibran;591211 Wrote:
Yes, if the soundcard has MIDI connections
Would you mind explaining how that works? I have a DEQ2496 and would
like to have a play with REW and it would be ideal if REW could upload
settings to the DEQ at least semi-automatically.
R.
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Curt962;590983 Wrote:
Therein, is a feature that will generate correction filters which REQ
will then communicate to your DEQ.
Are you sure about this?
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Curt962;590983 Wrote:
Tom...nice that you're happy with your DEQ. It's a neat box.
If you have the time, you might experiment with REW (Room EQ Wizard)
from hometheatershack. It's a free download, and a VERY powerful
analytical tool.
Therein, is a feature that will generate
Robin Bowes;588327 Wrote:
On 09/11/10 22:15, tomjtx wrote:
I have a fairly good condenser mike that I use for classical guitar
gigs. The sound q seems good so I thought I would try that 1st. It
was
about 100.00 on sale. I have a friend who is a recording engineer
who
has some
michael123;588862 Wrote:
Yes, it has to be 110 Ohm cable. I recommend Apogee Wyde Eye, these are
relatively inexpensive
Why audiophile quality? You're posting in audiophiles section, not in
audiophiles, right?
I have had megabuck cabling in my system before I wised up.
I now use
tomjtx;588959 Wrote:
I have had megabuck cabling in my system before I wised up.
I now use magnet wire for my Watt/Puppies. I still need to sell my
3,000.00 speaker cable.
BTW, if I had it to do over I would buy the Linkwitz Orions/Thor subs.
With amplification , Digital RC and all
michael123;589002 Wrote:
Expensive cabling does not mean that it is snake oil and garbage
automatically. Margins in this segment are indeed astronomical, but
this has nothing to do with sound..
I personally did not buy cables more expensive than 1500$ yet since I
think it is inappropriate.
Phil Leigh;588256 Wrote:
you can use any old cable for aes/ebu - that's what it was invented for
:-)
1.5m is generally considered the min for digital cables - but I don't
think it makes much difference to be honest.
You should probably try out all the connection options if you have the
I have been thinking about getting a DEQ2496, too. It's on my Xmas
list.
It has a word clock, right? Are you connecting that, too?
Are you going to use Room Eq Wizard for the measuring or is there some
other way to set it up. I have an Earthworks mic that I am hoping to
use for it. I was
I finally took the plunge and ordered the Behringer DEQ2496.
I have 4 connection questions:
Do I have to use the same type of connection for the loop eg.
toslinktoslink or can I go , eg. Coax to DEQ toslink back to TP?
For an AES/EBU connection can I use any XLR terminated balanced
cable(like
tomjtx;588251 Wrote:
I finally took the plunge and ordered the Behringer DEQ2496.
I have 4 connection questions:
Do I have to use the same type of connection for the loop eg.
toslinktoslink or can I go , eg. Coax to DEQ toslink back to TP?
For an AES/EBU connection can I use any XLR
Phil Leigh;588256 Wrote:
you can use any old cable for aes/ebu - that's what it was invented for
:-)
1.5m is generally considered the min for digital cables - but I don't
think it makes much difference to be honest.
You should probably try out all the connection options if you have the
On 09/11/10 18:27, tomjtx wrote:
I finally took the plunge and ordered the Behringer DEQ2496.
I have 4 connection questions:
Do I have to use the same type of connection for the loop eg.
toslinktoslink or can I go , eg. Coax to DEQ toslink back to TP?
For an AES/EBU connection can I
Robin Bowes;588278 Wrote:
On 09/11/10 18:27, tomjtx wrote:
I finally took the plunge and ordered the Behringer DEQ2496.
I have 4 connection questions:
Do I have to use the same type of connection for the loop eg.
toslinktoslink or can I go , eg. Coax to DEQ toslink back to TP?
On 09/11/10 21:13, tomjtx wrote:
Someone posted some years ago about setting up the RC. I vaguely
remember 1 speaker at a time etc.
I did a search but haven't found the thread yet. Do you remember that
thread?
There are docs on the Behringer website describing how to set up the RC.
You did
Robin Bowes;588319 Wrote:
On 09/11/10 21:13, tomjtx wrote:
Someone posted some years ago about setting up the RC. I vaguely
remember 1 speaker at a time etc.
I did a search but haven't found the thread yet. Do you remember
that
thread?
There are docs on the Behringer website
On 09/11/10 22:15, tomjtx wrote:
I have a fairly good condenser mike that I use for classical guitar
gigs. The sound q seems good so I thought I would try that 1st. It was
about 100.00 on sale. I have a friend who is a recording engineer who
has some expensive mikes he has offered to bring
Robin Bowes;588327 Wrote:
On 09/11/10 22:15, tomjtx wrote:
I have a fairly good condenser mike that I use for classical guitar
gigs. The sound q seems good so I thought I would try that 1st. It
was
about 100.00 on sale. I have a friend who is a recording engineer
who
has some
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