Custom room fit target curve

[gasolin75]

Is it possible to make a custom room fit target curve or download additional filters
Can i have 2 or 3 profiles like having flat,harman and B&K roomcorretion profiles i can switch between


How big is the difference between B&K and Harman

 

[gasolin75]

i get a dip using variable

 

[slartibartfast]

i get a dip using variable

You have a dip then

 

[gasolin75]

Don't get it as much as other smoothing




Different measurement

 

[MCG555]

Yes tried several times with the same volume

Mabye the mic isn't good for repeated measurement or the software isn't good when doing measuremenst many times in a short periode or both

Also roomfit doesn't remove peaks and dips that are fairly large or a small area with a large dip og peak

MMM can be better

I also wonder why it doesn't try to enhance bass more when doing down to 20 hz compared to 50hz

What kind of loudspeakers do you have? Given your charts they do not really go below 50 Hz… (?)

Regarding correction of higher frequencies: this is very much dependent on the exact position and therefore not really easily usable…

 

[gasolin75]

If roomfit would, it could do more, theres just not much difference between 20 hz and 50hz limit

 

[slartibartfast]

Don't get it as much as other smoothing

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Different measurement
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This has been explained many times

 

[Wiimer]

I also wonder why it doesn't try to enhance bass more when doing down to 20 hz compared to 50hz

The current version of RoomFit doesn't correct extreme roll-off (approximately 10 dB or more). This feature is designed to prevent boosting frequencies that the speakers can't reproduce. It also works when the microphone cann't pick up low frequencies.

 

[MCG555]

If roomfit would, it could do more, theres just not much difference between 20 hz and 50hz limit

You did not answer my question? Maybe your loudspeakers are just not getting there…

 

[harkpabst]

Don't get it as much as other smoothing

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Different measurement
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As has been mentioned to you repeatedly: The dip is always there. You might just don't see it in the graphs, depending on the smoothing method.

The dip doesn't go away just because you're measuring with different settings.