Audio weaver tutorial request

Started by monotube, April 10, 2021, 08:44:09 AM

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monotube

The documentation on Audio weaver from the DSP concepts site is very extensive but somewhat dispersed especially for UPP users who want to limit themselves to modifying the crossover starting from your examples. Could you make a tutorial on how to edit a crossover?

Tranquility Bass

You could start with these tutorials. The crossover module is one of the simpler modules to use.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLptsXvIFPVEbshLsJ_e-ksipZA3JA_MJj

hoschi

Would be great if some share their setups as samples, so the noobs can have a look at the design of filters and so on..
:)

MichaelH

Nothing to see here. Move along

soundchaser

Hi All;

One thing that I just learned (by screwing up and then fixing it) was that when you implement a baffle step correction filter you should use a high shelf with negative gain rather than a low shelf with positive gain.

I needed a baffle step correction at 400Hz. I had originally used 5-6dB with a turnover at 400Hz with a Q of 0.5 (that value was estimated). This means that at low frequencies there is 6dB of gain applied; at 400Hz there'd be 3dB and by the time you get to 1kHz there's be less than 1dB and eventually 0dB for the rest of the spectrum.

I did this and the bass improved as expected. Measurements were flatter and I was happy with the result. On some recording however (Pat Metheny  One Quiet Night or Strawbs Hero and Heroine) there was significant distortion in the low frequency range. It was not present on all recordings but these two were awful.

Did a lot of thinking and on a hunch changed the filter from this FR_Before to FR_After; executing the two files side by side and and compensating for the gain (adjusting the volume control) and the distortion was gone.

So at least in this application attenuation seems to be better than gain.

I hope that this helps some people.

I have attached the Audio Weaver file.

Cheers
Matt

FR_Before.JPG

FR_After.JPG

3way_800_2k5_vc_2021_10_18_canned3.awd

yoke

This one is for 2.5 way with linkwitz transform for sub.
you have to adjust linkwitz setings for your driver, those setings will not work for yours.

2_5 with linkwitz transform.awd