How to get 20 filters in Room Fit

[Maurizio]

I may have discovered a long-requested feature: 20 filters to use with Room Fit. Here's what I did:
1) I performed a Room Correction using House Curve, which allows up to 20 filters using all 20 of them.
2) Once I had the correction for the 20 frequencies, I manually copied 10 values into Room Fit and 10 values into GEQ.
3) When listening, I use Room Fit with the GEQ overlay, effectively using 20 filters.

 

[slartibartfast]

I may have discovered a long-requested feature: 20 filters to use with Room Fit. Here's what I did:
1) I performed a Room Correction using House Curve, which allows up to 20 filters using all 20 of them.
2) Once I had the correction for the 20 frequencies, I manually copied 10 values into Room Fit and 10 values into GEQ.
3) When listening, I use Room Fit with the GEQ overlay, effectively using 20 filters.

I guess you mean PEQ rather than GEQ.
I claim prior art

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Post in thread 'Roomfit cut only mode B&K vs Flat'

Yesterday at 3:48 PM

I wonder how it would sound if you added a boost for that big hole between 150 and 500hz.

I left the RoomFit profile as it was and used REW to generate correction filters from 110Hz to 450Hz. I added these filters manually to PEQ so I effectively had 20 filters for room correction and compared the results. The difference is noticeable, the downside being I had to drop the Volume Limit to 79%. Yet the accepted wisdom is to not boost dips.

• slartibartfast

 

[Maurizio]

I guess you mean PEQ rather than GEQ.
I claim prior art

S

Post in thread 'Roomfit cut only mode B&K vs Flat'

Yesterday at 3:48 PM

I wonder how it would sound if you added a boost for that big hole between 150 and 500hz.

I left the RoomFit profile as it was and used REW to generate correction filters from 110Hz to 450Hz. I added these filters manually to PEQ so I effectively had 20 filters for room correction and compared the results. The difference is noticeable, the downside being I had to drop the Volume Limit to 79%. Yet the accepted wisdom is to not boost dips.

• slartibartfast

You're right, my friend. An unforgivable mistake.

 

[Maurizio]

I was able to experiment with the results of the process I described above by listening to various albums.
I must say that, for me, it's the best result I've had so far, trying different Room Fit configurations.
In House Curve, I used the following parameters:
Curve: B&K
Frequency: 48 (the lowest limit of my B&W 603 S2 Anniversary) 4000
Smoothing 1/24
Filters: 20