Enhanced Room Correction is Here!

[slartibartfast]

Ideas for RC from the release notes of HouseCurve

1. Use of shelve filter less corrections better results

2. Headroom calculation

3. Measurement sweep fades more gently to be kind to systems without infrasonic filters

It is strange that RC only uses PK filters

 

[Smartplug]

Ideas for RC from the release notes of HouseCurve

1. Use of shelve filter less corrections better results

2. Headroom calculation

3. Measurement sweep fades more gently to be kind to systems without infrasonic filters

You can’t just copy someone else idea just like that. Just about everything in electronics and software has a patent. You want their design you pay the royalty.

 

[steadyshot]

You can’t just copy someone else idea just like that. Just about everything in electronics and software has a patent. You want their design you pay the royalty.

What ? This is not a patent … It is a methodology based on existing publicly available knowledge. It is a matter of implementation and if someone would like to do the work in the algorithm.

 

[Smartplug]

What ? This is not a patent … It is a methodology based on existing publicly available knowledge. It is a matter of implementation and if someone would like to do the work in the algorithm.

What I’m saying if you copy everything that house curve have and you just modified the user interface you could be subject of patent infringement or intellectual property theft. Maybe you’re in country of lawlessness.

 

[Achim2025]

My maw most likely would have called that air beige.

 

[steadyshot]

What I’m saying if you copy everything that house curve have and you just modified the user interface you could be subject of patent infringement or intellectual property theft. Maybe you’re in country of lawlessness.

The only way you can infringe a patent in this case is if you copy and paste the same code. Many room correction softwares use shelve filters apart from pk filters. Are all of them unlawful? Again the implementation matters. Let’s not reinvent the wheel here …