[YKH]

YKH

3 August 2025 at 11:21 pm #1137

Thank you, that’s very helpful
Regards

[YKH]

YKH

3 August 2025 at 5:57 pm #1124

and since the displayed Target is a combination of the system and channel Target, you can look change “edit” channels and get a good sense that the combined response meets your System target

I don’t agree, to show how far it from being helpful, look screenshot voicing tab of subwoofer and system target

This fix looks trivial like copy-paste, please don’t postpone it, because there is no workaround

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[YKH]

YKH

3 August 2025 at 5:37 pm #1123

Let me try explain again, “Pause FIR Auto M & P Updating” pauses ALL calculations including IIR and GPD in system Export tab. I tried use it for freeze auto FIR calculations, then play with other settings to see how it changes combined response. It’s my work around for request https://forum.eclipseaudio.com/topic/separate-channel-target-from-system-target/

So it’s just for slow computers affected by auto calculations? Then hide/greyout this checkbox in system export tab as not usable.
Or consider to take ideas from my user experience and expectations how to use such option.

Regards

[YKH]

YKH

3 August 2025 at 4:20 am #1116

Also System Export tab don’t have view for combined filtered IR and Step, which I think is useful

[YKH]

YKH

2 August 2025 at 10:20 pm #1114

Great, thanks!

[YKH]

YKH

2 August 2025 at 10:18 pm #1113

Thanks, looking forward to new releases.

BTW you can compare the response to target on the voicing tab

Unfortunately I can’t, voicing tab use channel target, not system target.

[YKH]

YKH

26 July 2025 at 12:31 am #1102

Yes, you exactly guessed the issue, thank you. With default IR start -1ms it truncated IR pre-ringing in case averaging of excess phase. Don’t need to send files now

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YKH

24 July 2025 at 9:13 pm #1093

PPS: Windows 4.4.6 setup file is corrupted. MD5 sum 872689bb70ff68f978307bf5127e3106 FIR_Designer_M_4_4_6_Setup.exe

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YKH

24 July 2025 at 8:56 pm #1090

Thank you. In addition to fixing AutoIIR, please consider adding a checkbox labeled “Ignore system target” in the Channel Target tab. I believe this could be useful in two scenarios:

1) When a channel should follow a combined target of system + channel – for example, an HF driver that blends a flat response with that of a Mid or Midbass channel.
2) When the system target is only met through the combined response of channels that share a wide overlapping band, such as Sub and Midbass. In this case, the Sub may have a gain boost, and it could be helpful to disable the system target for these individual channels. Therefore I need to avoid huge bending of slopes for those channels because it reduces headroom, I need use channel gain and overlapping to met this system target.

I’m open to any advice on how to implement such designs using existing functionality or your suggested alternatives, if the checkbox isn’t the best approach.

System target example

PS: thank you for fast fix, I was not expecting it to be done before I add this message about checkbox, so sorry for revisiting this issue again

• This reply was modified 7 months, 1 week ago by YKH.