Thank you very much! Do I need to enter for example 0,7 or 0.7 to the input field? Do I need to use , or .
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To EQ Or Not To EQ, that’s the question.
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The "."Thank you very much! Do I need to enter for example 0,7 or 0.7 to the input field? Do I need to use , or .
that can't possibly sound good..
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Touché
After playing with EQ, I decided that I just need increased sub-bass on my DT990, nothing else from EQ. Can you help me to add just a little bit of that on low end. What should be the correct way doing that?
BillG
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Just add +1.5 to 3db from 31Hz downwards.
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Low shelf Q 0.71
BillG
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In my particular instance I'm using a Graphic Equalizer for the task - I'll post a screenshot below - so I can't help you there. I see someone else did, though...
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My ER4SR EQ
It definitely won't, for three reasons: it's based on inaccurate measurements (especially in the table), you seem to be targeting a flat response (most definitely not what you want for headphones), and you're using a graphic equalizer (fixed Q-value and center frequency for each EQ band, which is not adequate for proper EQing - you really need a parametric equalizer with adjustable Q and frequencies). Try these parametric EQ settings based on professionally made measurements using accurate, industry standard equipment instead.
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They don't really need a boost at 500-1000 Hz. Otherwise it looks fine.
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I moved it too 800Hz there a -1.1db dip i can hear in few Power metal tracks i did demos with, I've changed 7k band to 7.2k. The EQ fixes everything with stock sound it sounds more resolving than stock with more fuller bass/less hot upper mids(1.6KHz).
Hi, can anyone confirm that the only values I need to change are the values selected on picture above? Nothing else? I want to EQ my Beyerdynamic DT990 headphones using Oratory's preset below.
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Don't forget the "Headphone EQ gain" located on top of the image.
Shoul I set -5,0 like on the picture?
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