Sorry, here you are :Link to Yeti X would be helpful
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Room Correction... I like it!
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Yep.
Even if the iphone recognizes that microphone, I am not sure if the WiiM app can recognize it. I suggest asking support.
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I see that Yeti X is a microphone for a computer. It is not a measuring microphone. We do not know what its exact parameters are.
Since you can use regular microphones in your phone, you can try it. You will see if it works and if you like the effect.
Just try it.
Since you can use regular microphones in your phone, you can try it. You will see if it works and if you like the effect.
Just try it.
The Yeti X is definitely not suited to the task, even if it should work with a smartphone.
It contains 4 mic capsules, which can (and must) be configured by software for the desired directivity. Using it with a phone you could never be sure if it's in omnidirectional mode or not.
It contains 4 mic capsules, which can (and must) be configured by software for the desired directivity. Using it with a phone you could never be sure if it's in omnidirectional mode or not.
No, you don't. You can simply use the mic built into your iPhone. It's generally considered to be about good enough for room correction within the default limits used by WiiM RC (40 Hz to 4 kHz).
You might obtain even better results with the upper frequency limit reduced to ~500 Hz. Just give it a try.
The pb is Focal Chora doesn't has big bass, so i need to correct that with Room Correction, if i set a limit to 500hz, would not be problematic ?
Room correction is primarily targeted at correcting acoustic problems caused by the room. The way this is done (by trying to match a target curve) does include some EQ of the speaker, but that's not really the main point.
500 Hz isn't even in the bass range any more, it's mid to lower midrange, so anything you would like to see corrected in the bass will still happen. You can also change the EQ created by RC to further adjust it to your needs, but this is a bit cumbersome, indeed.
Things would be a loteasier if we could have RC care for the room and then apply another level of EQ just on top of it to account for your general preferences, the music genre, your mood, bad recordings, night time listening and so on. Right now, applying GEQ or your own custom PEQ means losing the benefits of room correction. If you prefer this to change, you might upvote e.g. this feature request here:
Possibility to apply both (room correction) PEQ and GEQ
I use the the room correction feature with a flat target curve. Sometimes Iād like a little bass lift or āloudnessā when listening at low volume or a thin sounding recording. It would be great having the possibility to apply any of the predefined (or custom) GEQ profiles on top of a saved auto...
forum.wiimhome.com
The request has been started for the WiiM Ultra, but the same logic applies to the WiiM Amp, the WiiM Amp Pro and in fact the other WiiM devices as well.
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