What is that supposed to mean? Symbols on the screen that are not mentioned in the manual? I bet they are.Yes you juggle the three dials the best you can. It´s a much easier affair to do it on pc though there you get explanations for the symbols that isn´t even mentioned in the rme manual
None of what you mention is in the manual. Are you looking for the original rme adi-2 manual. I have the rme adi-2 fs and here is it´s manual https://www.rme-audio.de/downloads/adi2dac_e.pdfThe manual explains the available filters in the PEQ chapter, shows the shelf-symbol highlighted, and tells to scroll though these. Now doing this you will immediately (!) see what they do to the frequency response in the Bode plot. If you think that these fully intuitive symbols plus the graphical action need further explanation in text then sorry, I don't agree.
What does the manual say, 7 bands? Assume it is per side?
All this sounds interesting, I've got some spare DT990 lying around i could use our of the ADI- headphone output in the living room. They have a slight 10k kHz harshness that isn't so nice. Nice if could set the eq for headphone amp output only
edit: I assume Oratory is a pc based thing, guess could make the adjustments manually on the device but wold be nice to know what tweaks are recommended.
For the thousandth time: there is no "non FS" ADI-2 DAC.Are you looking for the original rme adi-2 manual. I have the rme adi-2 fs and here is it´s manual https://www
12.2, 12.3, 13None of what you mention is in the manual. Are you looking for the original rme adi-2 manual. I have the rme adi-2 fs and here is it´s manual https://www.rme-audio.de/downloads/adi2dac_e.pdf
yeah but there is no symbol so how do you know which is which. peak you can guess but the other filters is not self explanatory for me what they describeFrom your linked version:
Another push on encoder 2 selects the filter symbol in the right of the parameter line. As this function is only available in bands 1 and 5, the symbol stays greyed out in band 2, 3 and 4. Band 1 and 5 can be set to work in Peak mode, Shelf mode or as High Pass / High Cut. Turning encoder 2 scrolls through the available options with the symbol changing according to the selected filter function.
I am sorry but no. I can change the filters no problem at all but it doesn´t help when you don´t know which filter the symbol stands for! There is no picture of the symbols and explanation which is peak which is low shelf etc etc. That is just guess work.
That's eactly what I explained above: Now doing this you will immediately (!) see what they do to the frequency response in the Bode plot.
Oh please c'mon, the symbols are as self-explaining as it ever gets.I am sorry but no. I can change the filters no problem at all but it doesn´t help when you don´t know which filter the symbol stands for! There is no picture of the symbols and explanation which is peak which is low shelf etc etc. That is just guess work.
2.8 manual is the same as the 1.8 it doesn´t show these. When you use peace and you hover over the symbols it show which is which that is the difference here. That info is not in the rme manuals or youtube video explaining eq that is all I am saying
Oh please c'mon, the symbols are as self-explaining as it ever gets.
And in case you have problem this is googled within seconds...
Its also worth mentioning that same users will likely be applying EQ profiles sourced elsewhere which will also describe the filter types per the manual. I think the poster was creating an issue that doesnt exist.It's worth recalling that some new users of the DAC are not familiar with PEQ, and the device is marketed towards the HiFi market segment after all. A picture similar to this could be added to the manual instead of having to google for it.
Trying to name and store EQ profiles was far harder than setting the filters, thats for sure ;-)I've been using the ADI-2 DAC since February.
I understand the challenge of designing an interface and control system that can cope with the vast array of features provided with this DAC but can't say I find it intuitive or straightforward. And the manual, whilst comprehensive in scope, could in my view do with a few pages of "how to" tutorials.
Would be awesome to have a full sized PC/Mac software to tweak and name the EQ, hit Save and it uploads to the ADI-2.Trying to name and store EQ profiles was far harder than setting the filters, thats for sure ;-)