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jaakkopasanen / AutoEq

Automatic headphone equalization from frequency responses
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how to make over-ear headphone sound like an iem? #639

Closed firebfm closed 1 year ago

firebfm commented 1 year ago

Is this even possible? I tried this command. python -m autoeq --input-dir="measurements\oratory1990\data\onear\Sennheiser HD 600" --output-dir="my_results/hd600_oratory to dunu sa6" --compensation="compensation/harman_over-ear_2018_wo_bass.csv" --sound-signature="results\crinacle\harman_in-ear_2019v2\DUNU SA6 (default mode)\DUNU SA6 (default mode) ParametricEQ.txt" --parametric-eq --parametric-eq-config=8_PEAKING_WITH_SHELVES --ten-band-eq --bass-boost=4 --convolution-eq --fs=44100,48000

But I got this error ValueError: x and y should have a same length.

I'm planning to purchase an iem but I want to hear what it sounds like first.

jaakkopasanen commented 1 year ago

https://autoeq.app/

Select your IEM, click the headphones icon in sound signature (under advanced), select the over-ear headphone and select an equalizer app. Done.

There were once some issues with different length input, compensation and sound signature data. Those should be resolved now. Please reopen if the issue persists.