What settings do you use for your system's global EQ? Do you configure it for niggerbass, boomerwarmth, or autist-precision?
What settings do you use for your system's global EQ? Do you configure it for niggerbass, boomerwarmth...
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I use the 48k convolution FIR filter. DT770 80.
no. i configure things like compressor or eq in mpv.conf or better yet, as .bashrc alias when i need it for some dumb movies or iptv channels that too quiet or have muddy frequencies. in rest of cases i want flatness everywhere
>FIR filter
enjoy your latency. and i thought bluetooth users were dumb when it came to latency, but you take the cake today
I use convolution eq too and latency is not present. You seem confused.
I use an accoustic microphone to accurately configure the EQ due to the rooms physical layout
niggerbass all the way
Depends on what device I'm using.
Speakers: flat with 6dB bass shelf, nearfield setup so no high frequency rolloff. Based on umik-1 measurements.
Headphones: custom target.
IEMs: nothing.
You can do convolution without any latency, dumbast.
Speakers: measured with REW to eliminate room modes below 300Hz. Above that it's kinda pointless since my listening position isn't fixed enough and I don't have the patience for a multipoint measurement.
Headphones: Flat, I like them as they are from the factory
Just some slight adjustments that work for my speakers.
Looks like shit but it works for me.
>software eq
lol
enjoy your crackles and cpu spikes if you go low buf size route, retardo
Not sure if you're pretending but you look embarassing.
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Autistic precision all the way. I do all my listening on studio monitor headphones. They lost their flatness a bit with age, so I apply a carefully tuned PulseAudio equalizer config to restore a flat sound. It's great and the CPU cost is negligible.
I use parametric EQ so I can load in AutoEQ presets or my customized preset for what I'm listening on.
Maybe don't run it on a Pentium 3 then?
Turn down the gain, that's about it.