One thing to note is that the room correction would lower the level
slightly depending on the amount of correction needed since the
adjustment is done mostly by cutting off the peaks to get the
frequency response closer to the target curves. So I would pick an
efficient pair.
The
Hiroyuki Wrote:
One thing to note is that the room correction would lower the level
slightly depending on the amount of correction needed since the
adjustment is done mostly by cutting off the peaks to get the
frequency response closer to the target curves. So I would pick an
I now have a version of convolver that can be used to filter from stdin
to stdout (in a variety of formats).
However, I need volunteers to test it and provide feedback, please.
Someone to write a walkthrough on how to set convolverPipe up for use
with slimserver would be even better. Thanks,
jrp - take a look at how my plugin sets up the transcode pipe. The
plugin part manages this - it's at
http://inguzaudio.com/EQ/download.php
(sorry, the install instructions are a bit thin right now...)
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. In that case my original question still stands ... i.e. does anyone
have recommendations for speakers to go with the TacT?
I'm a long time Tact user and would no longer live without room
correction. I started with the 2.2X with analogue amps and then
switched to the digital 2150 amps. On the
opaqueice Wrote:
Hi Nikhil,
Is the dealer in the States by any chance? I'm interested in trying
out TacT as well, especially now that I've got a computer-based DRC
system running via slimserver to compare it to.
If you've already got DRC running why do you want to try a TacT
S2150XDM? If
krzys Wrote:
How the convolved files can be saved and played with Slimserver? Or are
they played in real time?
The files have to be saved and then played with SS - I don't know
another way to do it. So get foobar, install the convolver plugin, and
generate a filter using DRC. Then in
Ok I see, in order to play convolved files I will have to save them in
the convolved version. Does it works with flac files? Probably yes with
foobar convolver. Rather painful I will try but only for few files.
I myself are on the edge to make my first DRC filters to be used with
foobar of jriver
mauidan Wrote:
Nikhil- if you like your current speakers, forget what the dealer told
and just listen.
FYI- the real secret of the TacT system is setting up a 2.2
system with dual corner loaded subs, using high order digital
crossovers and delays. This eliminates the typical midbass
There is a windows convolver called, creatively, convolver - which has
a command line version (called convolvercmd).
http://convolver.sourceforge.net/
It doesn't currently accept inputs or outputs to stdin or stdout, which
I think would be necessary to hack it into slimserver using
I have no idea but I recall that TacT gear gets mentioned a bit here:
www.zerogain.com
A search there may gives some options.
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Hi Nikhil,
Is the dealer in the States by any chance? I'm interested in trying
out TacT as well, especially now that I've got a computer-based DRC
system running via slimserver to compare it to.
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Nikhil Wrote:
TacT audio is located in New Jersey, should be close to where you are.
Contact information is on their website at http://www.tactlabs.com
They have a 2 week satisfaction guaranteed or full refund policy, and
you can do the whole thing over the telephone. They are currently
opaqueice Wrote:
especially now that I've got a computer-based DRC system running via
slimserver to compare it to.
What sort of system are you running? I would be interested in trying
this myself as well, and doing it when I have the TacT equipment. On
the computer side of things I have
Nikhil Wrote:
What sort of system are you running? I would be interested in trying
this myself as well, and doing it when I have the TacT equipment. On
the computer side of things I have MacOS, Windows and Linux at my
disposal, and on the audio end I have easy access to mics and other
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