Closed ForceConstant closed 6 months ago
Interesting!
Why do you you think this would be a needed i.e. why not use any of the other supported apps, such as EqualizerApo?
Personally I don't like to use systemwide EQ's since I use a variety of outputs, different headphones, monitors, etc.Plus it might be useful for others, as you could just label it Generic CSV, so you could save CSV to be used in arbitrary tools.
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Interesting!
Why do you you think this would be a needed i.e. why not use any of the other supported apps, such as EqualizerApo?
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I see. Seems to niche use-case to justify being added to the eq apps list. My goal is not to add every imaginable app there but rather have the main options and keep it as clean as possible.
Earful is a frequency testing app, that can take a headphone eq correction file. https://distortaudio.org/earful.html The format is simply a csv such as below.The format of the file is simple: frequency followed by comma, followed by dBr response at that frequency