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Post by alligatto on May 13, 2020 6:03:58 GMT -5
Hello,
The final question is: what was the Q value of the 11 fixed frequencies equalizer of the old UMC-1 processor?
Because: I had an UMC-1 processor for years and was almost very happy with it, I have 'upgraded' with a refurbished XMC-1, I'm not very satisfied with the Dirac settings.
So I would like to set-up this new XMC-1 with the manual filters tuned like the ones I had set up on the old UMC-1 with its equalizer (11 fixed frequencies)
I have set up the XMC-1 11 filters with the same frequencies than the equalizer but I can't find what was the 'Q value' of the equalizer of the UMC-1 to get the "same" settings.
Thank you very much for your help
Vincent France
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KeithL
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Post by KeithL on May 13, 2020 22:31:45 GMT -5
I don't have a precise number there.... and the equivalence may not be exact.... (DSP-based filters don't always act like "regular" filters)
But a Q of around 1.0 should get you pretty close.
Hello, The final question is: what was the Q value of the 11 fixed frequencies equalizer of the old UMC-1 processor?
Because: I had an UMC-1 processor for years and was almost very happy with it, I have 'upgraded' with a refurbished XMC-1, I'm not very satisfied with the Dirac settings.
So I would like to set-up this new XMC-1 with the manual filters tuned like the ones I had set up on the old UMC-1 with its equalizer (11 fixed frequencies) I have set up the XMC-1 11 filters with the same frequencies than the equalizer but I can't find what was the 'Q value' of the equalizer of the UMC-1 to get the "same" settings. Thank you very much for your help
Vincent France
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