DSP Usability and Functionality Improvements

[Suedkiez (Just a fellow user like you)]

@Charles_Dunlap

Thanks. I wasn’t able to find a way to simply import an REW file, but that could just be my ignorance. Perhaps the feature could be more obvious in the interface.

You’d have to create a convolution filter with REW.

Every software sure this differently, but maybe this helps with REW:

A Guide to Advanced Room Correction with REW and RePhase using Convolution filters

I am getting some complaints that this tutorial is too long so I am adding a 10-step quick guide for those of you who want to use Roon convolution filters for Dirac level speaker & room correction in both frequency and the time domain: With FDW ticked in preferences in REW, take two measurements at LP and four more measurements 25-30 cm away from LP at front, left, right and behind LP for each speaker (a total of 12 measurements). Time align and vector average for each speaker in All SPL in …

Creating convolution files for Roon in the new Room EQ Wizard (REW) with Inversion

The soon to be launched REW includes new trace arithmetic features and I have uploaded a video in YouTube explaining a new room correction technique which does not use any EQ filters and creates Roon ready convolution files directly in REW with speaker response inversion over the Harman target curve. [REW (Room EQ Wizard) Top Tricks: Convolution with Inversion (no EQ filters, all FIR!)] There is also a very comprehensive supplementary text guide which replaces my 2.5 years old guid…

Loading the filter file(s) into Roon is pretty straightforward.

MUSE - Precision Audio Control: Convolution

@Charles_Dunlap

Using zones to assign a preset to an output device is a workaround, but in that case the zone would only have one output device, correct?

Yes, this was the question above

@Charles_Dunlap

The preset would apply to every device in the zone vs. being specific to the device, if I understand correctly.

No, a device IS a zone in Roon. Same thing

Zone