A little over a year ago i did a blog post regarding phase Blog post . Also did lots of posts on 2nd order ALL-PASS FILTERS

Here is “a” way of working with the FIR DESIGNER M DTP (direct to processor) function. I’m still learning how to work with the various software packages in the screen captures so if i’m wrong about something: sorry 

HERE’S A LITTLE TEASER FOR MY NEXT POST.

Might take a while 😉

As soon as i have time i’ll add a screen capture on how the FIR was done with FIR designer M.

enjoy

So the first test for me on FIR Designer M to a Labgruppen amp via DTP (Direct To Processor) came out like this.

First the high driver corrected via a FIR file.

Mic’s are set to onax green ofax Pink and somewhere in the middle Orange +/- at the same distance.

Here’s some data from a training outside. I purchased a “party tent” to be able to have computers outside which is sometimes challenging (the lovely dutch weather can be sometimes kinda crappy 😉 )

The training was a test if everything worked as expected (Dante via a multi-core along with power for a mac and controls via a wireless network). 

Here’s a little something on a single FRONT BACK FRONT set-up i’ve been messing with. There’s a whole bunch of options to get a reduction at the back but i wanted to compare a delay version vs a filter option.

The Blog post Beta Test 1 showed that with the new Smaart V8beta now available via your my.rational account it’s possible to time align sub(s) to a top as to doing a phase alignment between the 2.

This got me to test if the same principle would work on 2 sub woofers. So instead of doing a phase alignment between 2 subs hit the L button and read out ∆T and implement the delay value found between the 2.