syzygetic
Active Member
I’m trying to figure out how best to do audiolense DSP for my main system.
The chain:
RoonBridge(coax)>
MeridianProcessor(RJ45)>LeftMain,CenterMain,RightMain(trifield)
MeridianProcessor(RCA)>LeftSubwoofer,RightSubwoofer
Presently, the Meridian Processor handles crossover between subs and mains (80Hz), and processes the stereo signal into Ambisonic Trifield. I only ever listen to stereo sources.
I want to try Audiolense (I use REW now), and use Roon DSP to host the filter. What would be best practice to implement this?
In particular, how should I handle crossover to the subs? Leave it on the Meridian Processor and pretend this is 2.0 in Audiolense?
Do I need Audiolense XO, or just the standard?
Does the trifield come into play here, or should I ignore it and pretend the system is stereo, letting the Meridian Processor deal with the center signal calculation?
Anyway, I figure someone here has messed with Audiolense enough to know what works in this scenario.
The chain:
RoonBridge(coax)>
MeridianProcessor(RJ45)>LeftMain,CenterMain,RightMain(trifield)
MeridianProcessor(RCA)>LeftSubwoofer,RightSubwoofer
Presently, the Meridian Processor handles crossover between subs and mains (80Hz), and processes the stereo signal into Ambisonic Trifield. I only ever listen to stereo sources.
I want to try Audiolense (I use REW now), and use Roon DSP to host the filter. What would be best practice to implement this?
In particular, how should I handle crossover to the subs? Leave it on the Meridian Processor and pretend this is 2.0 in Audiolense?
Do I need Audiolense XO, or just the standard?
Does the trifield come into play here, or should I ignore it and pretend the system is stereo, letting the Meridian Processor deal with the center signal calculation?
Anyway, I figure someone here has messed with Audiolense enough to know what works in this scenario.