I've created the Python Open Room Correction (PORC) project to generate room correction filters for OpenDRC, or any other convolution engine for that matter. The filter is based on the work of work of Dr. Balazs Bank.
PORC is intended to be a free command line tool. If you desire a fancy GUI feel free to fork this project (or pay for an expensive commercial software package).
PORC allows one to specify a target curve and generate the corresponding loudspeaker-room correction filters. The filters may easily be imported into OpenDRC. I've been listening on my system for the last few weeks and the result is excellent. It even sounds fantastic well outside the targeted sweet zone. Attached is a screen shot of my left channel speaker results.
Room EQ Wizard (REQ) is an excellent (and free) tool for measuring the loudspeaker-room impulse response of your system.
I realize I can do a much better job with documentation; this project is intended to be a work in progress. See the link above for the code.
/Mason
PORC is intended to be a free command line tool. If you desire a fancy GUI feel free to fork this project (or pay for an expensive commercial software package).
PORC allows one to specify a target curve and generate the corresponding loudspeaker-room correction filters. The filters may easily be imported into OpenDRC. I've been listening on my system for the last few weeks and the result is excellent. It even sounds fantastic well outside the targeted sweet zone. Attached is a screen shot of my left channel speaker results.
Room EQ Wizard (REQ) is an excellent (and free) tool for measuring the loudspeaker-room impulse response of your system.
I realize I can do a much better job with documentation; this project is intended to be a work in progress. See the link above for the code.
/Mason