Introducing Hang Loose Convolver from Accurate Sound

[AudioJester]

When I first went down the road of a PC/multichnnel dac active system - rule number 1 was do not connect tweeters to channels 1/2!

Channel mapping/routing in Audiolense is really easy. Under speaker setup you set it / label it however you are wired up. You can then safely test before running sweeps. Then the.cfg files are automatically generated using the same channel mapping. I dont get how you can get a wrong setup in the .cfg file??

 

[Keith_W]

When I first went down the road of a PC/multichnnel dac active system - rule number 1 was do not connect tweeters to channels 1/2!

Channel mapping/routing in Audiolense is really easy. Under speaker setup you set it / label it however you are wired up. You can then safely test before running sweeps. Then the.cfg files are automatically generated using the same channel mapping. I dont get how you can get a wrong setup in the .cfg file??

I am not the Audiolense user. My friend was. I told him my channel mapping is 1, 2 for left and right sub, 3, 4 for left and right woofer, etc. He wanted 0-3 for left, and 4-7 for right. But that would involve too much recabling, and the cables are really well hidden in my system and I was not willing to do that. So he ended up telling Audiolense to use 0, 2, 4, 6 for left, and 1, 3, 5, 7 for the right. That is as far as I recall.

I have no idea why the .cfg files came out so garbled. I am glad I was cautious and played it at a very low volume before we realized the channel assignments were wrong. Anyway, it's fixed now and since I don't use Audiolense, I left it to him to figure out.