Room equalization through inverse delayed and attenuated bass signals

[tjcinnamon]

Easier said than done! Metrics like RT60, Clarity, etc. require time domain correction. It's very different to frequency domain correction MSO is optimizing. Not only these phase corrections will frequently cause unpredictable ringing effects but also because all the data is hidden behind Fast Fourier transformations, are mathematically very complex to generate.

I agree. Adjusting phase would be too much. Given the MSO is multiple subs, it would be using cancellation from other speakers.

 

[andyc56]

I have been thinking the same thing. I asked AndyC56 (the author of the software) on AVSForum and got “it’s not planned”.

If youre on AVS, go put in a plug for that idea!

Anyone doing this or encouraging others to do so will be instantly put on ignore.

 

[tjcinnamon]

Anyone doing this or encouraging others to do so will be instantly put on ignore.

Sorry about that. I didn't mean to offend at all and I appreciate your efforts.

edit: also, I see he already posted that on AVS, 4 days ago and I responded to his post on there 3 days ago. Again, my apologies.

 

[StabMe]

Oh, in no way my intention was to encourage anybody. I am just entertaining this as an idea that, if feasible, i still try to implement using my slightly higher than novice python skills. The reason i am posting is just to gather opinions.

 

[LIΟN]

Not only these phase corrections will frequently cause unpredictable ringing effects but also because all the data is hidden behind Fast Fourier transformations, are mathematically very complex to generate.

I agree. Implementing it will not be easy...