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Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - restelodb - 10-Oct-2015
Hello,
I'd like to EQ the 1–2KHz octave - push it a little bit up - but I cannot understand how to do it using the Tone Control in the Configurator.
Does anyone know how to do it? Is it possible to EQ only this frequency?
BTW, I'm doing this as my speakers are a little bit pushed back in this region.
Thank's in advance for the help!
Restelo
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - Womaz - 10-Oct-2015
Hi
Does your Aries not have an EQ in the settings?
I use JRiver and it has an EQ, so the Aries may have?
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - alandbush - 10-Oct-2015
The Aries does not have the ability to Eq but if used with Minimserver there is a way.
Minimserver can be directed to invoke ffmpeg software to perform transcoding and EQ.
Check out the Minimserver forum where there is a recent thread describing some of the details.
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - restelodb - 11-Oct-2015
Indeed the Aires does not have EQ.
Will check the Miniserver option - hopefully is not too complicated.
Thanks for the replies.
R
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - Rodney Gold - 12-Oct-2015
Best way is to buy a mindsp Opendrc Di... has a 6 band parametric .. do it before the digital signal hits the devialet
I use DIRAC that way.. I can define my own target curve
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - Pim - 13-Oct-2015
The default setting for treble adjustment in the configurator (General settings, Balance & Tone Control) is 2000Hz but you can change that down to 1000Hz. First assign a tone control button to your remote.
RE: Help: how to EQ 1–2KHz? - restelodb - 14-Oct-2015
Thanks! I finally figured it out - exactly what I was looking for.
Cheers
(13-Oct-2015, 08:19)Pim van Vliet Wrote: The default setting for treble adjustment in the configurator (General settings, Balance & Tone Control) is 2000Hz but you can change that down to 1000Hz. First assign a tone control button to your remote.