You speak about common sense? If someone sings in your room under the influence of the room acoustics that will sound wrong!! You must correct for the influence of the room to hear the real sound of the singer. And in order to reproduce the recordings of the singer, it will also sound wrong because of the room influence if you don't make corrections. So, in both cases, you will have to correct because of the room influence! That is common sense😉
About BruteFIR.. is there any other option and practical value except room correction..
About room correction.. no one want to use some common sense.. very simple example, someone sings in my room, without amplification.. if I want to reproduce that sound accurately in same room, I need speakers with flat frequency response and small distorsion.. room correction is useless, and only could make problems..
About room correction.. no one want to use some common sense.. very simple example, someone sings in my room, without amplification.. if I want to reproduce that sound accurately in same room, I need speakers with flat frequency response and small distorsion.. room correction is useless, and only could make problems..
Not as long as you define "common sense" as "whatever my opinion happens to be".
You seem to have ignored the posting from siginitz.
Your room interacts with the voice of someone who sings in your room. If you record that sound, you have a recording of that voice *in that space*. If you then replay that recording, you get a recording of that voice recorded in that space, played in that space - with the room contribution added twice. So you can not get what you want - unless you remove the room from the equation.
The room will affect the sound even if you put the microphone in the hallway...
BTW, any good program to have the BruteFUR?
I wish one day there is an utility built into Daphile!🙂
Depends from the choice microphone..
Definitely we disagree about room correction benefit..
My question was is there any other practical use for BruteFIR..
Why you don't believe in what Julf posted you? Wherever you place your microphone in the room you will have interaction with the room boundaries. As a result you will have more or less dips, cancellation or big peaking in the frequency range from 30-400 Hz in dependence of your room dimensions. This also will happen with your perfectly linear response of your speakers.You can treat the room physically, and this can be very expensive, or use a DRC system like Brutefir for Linux or Acourate ( among others) for windows for correcting the room effects by digital means.
That Daphile now has this option is a big step towards audiophile reproduction!🙂🙂
Cheers
Sigi
You will need a PC DRC software for making the filters needed by BruteFir. I can recommend Acourate Pro (google Audiovero). It is a windows software. It is not a free software, but in my opinion it is the most advanced software in the area or room treatment software.
You could also try REW which is free
Cheers
Sigi
hi,
spent a couple of hours on this yesterday.... driving me nuts.
trying to update one of my players os (early version) that can't be updated via web interface. so starting from scratch and loading latest version onto usb stick I am getting the "read only file system" and can't save any setting changes.
I am working in a windows 7 environment. I tried deleting the partitions using window disc management. but then the stick isn't even recognited to load the OS. kinda catch 22.
any ideas how I can either get this old version of daphile to update without starting from scratch.... or how to get the latest version "read only file system" to go away? again I am using windows 7. also I know how to use putty to do line editing, if any options there
thk you
Might be easier to record the iso image to a cd, then during bootup, the install process will ask if you want to format any of the drives it finds.
Can also do the same with two usb sticks.
One has the Bootable image or live image and the other usb stick is the install disk.
Can also do the same with two usb sticks.
One has the Bootable image or live image and the other usb stick is the install disk.
Sorry i am not following.
i am able to get the iso inage on my stick using win32diskimager. this is the stick that'll boot up but ends up being read only.
how do i get this to another stick and wont it be read only too?
(not trying to be smart, cause i am not at this stuff).
thks
The flash drive you are create is possibly not persistent ?? so not able to be written to... ( I don't know Windows well, or the disc-imager it uses.)
However, from the Daphile instructions...
IIRC Using Unetbootin there is an option for persistence and therefore the flashdrive can be written to....
Deleting partitions related to another instance where someone was trying to install to a HD and that needs to be unformatted.
vdi_nenna's comment is correct where one usb stick is the read only image and when you choose install have it write to the other usb stick and unpack.
When I try the Dell laptop with Audioengine D1 it has high pitch which never has high pitch before!😕
Hi!
Greets:
Tyimo
Where can I find these versions? I can see on the Daphile site's download section only the 15.08.
Greets:
Tyimo