Download the entire equed curve as a new headset

[Manu99it]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Sometimes you have access not to a unique powerful equalizer, but to multiple equalizers, one applied after another one

Describe the solution you'd like I would like to download the final equalized curve (not only the equalization) as a new "raw curve", as a CSV to import it and apply another eq.

Describe alternatives you've considered For now I used the custom Parametric EQ to apply the first equalization of, say for example 5band. After that I fixed the max and min gain to these band in the filter section and added other filters, even duplicate ones for same bands (to apply on another eq). It suits a particular case as apply two fixed band equalizer, or two Parametric equalizers etc. However you can't download as irs or EqualizerAPO GraphicEQ setting

Additional context The Xbox Wireless Headset has a fixed 5-band eq (125, 250, 1K, 4K, 8K hz) [and is 1.41Q the default for a fixed 5-band eq? On the Xbox accessories app the Q factor is not specified unfortunately]. This 5band equalization is retained into the headset and carried even with Xbox shutdown, to use for example on other devices. I would like to apply the fixed 5-band eq to always carry the best baseline on every device, and after apply another equalization to have the best equalization on devices where I have access to equalization. To do this, I need to treat an already eqed FR as a raw input to apply another EQ

[jaakkopasanen]

Seems like you have a very specific edge use-case there. The web app doesn't allow you to do this but you can do it with the "good ol' way". See Command Line Use for instructions on how to install AutoEq on your PC and running the equalizer locally. This will produce CSV file that contains the equalized_raw curve. Rename that column as raw and delete the existing raw column in Excel (or Google Sheets, or LibreOffice Calc) and you can use that as a basis for another round of equalization.

[jaakkopasanen]

And just to clarify, I won't add this as a new feature to AutoEq web app.

[jaakkopasanen]

Alternatively, and perhaps a lot easier, you can take a screenshot of the graphs on the web app and use WebPlotDigitizer to get the equalized curve. Once you have CSV file for that, you can open the file as a new measurement. No need to install AutoEq or mess with CLI.

[Manu99it]

@jaakkopasanen it's not a big deal to use cli ahah😅, it's fine. I just didn't know autoeq would produce new CSV values, I believed it only had as output filters for equalization. But thinking about it I could have deducted it by the fact that you were producing graphs in that way, even much before the webapp. Or I could just had a look at the code, perhaps. I'll use autoeq from cli without any problems 👍🏻👍🏻