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I'm trying to export L + R EQ settings to import into Roon. I'm using this cookbook forum post in Roon Software Discussion: a-guide-how-to-do-room-correction-and-use-it-in-roon
Instructions are to export, in stereo, using "Export filters inpulse response as WAV." It seems that when executing the Export, the export routine cannot find the EQ files. I have the measurement and EQ files in the same folder, and REW remembers this folder for storing EQ versions. It just doesn't offer the files in this folder to be opened for the export.
If there is nothing open, the export routine seems to take the top 'recent file' and use that for both channels -- even though this is a data file and not an EQ file. The dropdown menu to browse for the correct file only shows the same filename that is already in the field.
If I open an EQ file by dragging the file to the "EQ filters" window, the Export routine now gives the option to use "current filters" as the file. Same for both channels. Again, the only thing offered by the dropdown menu is "current filters," which is what is in the field.
REW allows me to export the EQ files as text or formatted text, but Roon does not recognize the result as an EQ file.
How can I accomplish this export to WAV?
Am I doing somethig wrong using the export function?
Any suggestions other than just entering each filter manually? (I'm doing this now as a workaround, but it's not conducive to trying different REW filter outputs.)
Any guidance is appreciated.
Mark
Instructions are to export, in stereo, using "Export filters inpulse response as WAV." It seems that when executing the Export, the export routine cannot find the EQ files. I have the measurement and EQ files in the same folder, and REW remembers this folder for storing EQ versions. It just doesn't offer the files in this folder to be opened for the export.
If there is nothing open, the export routine seems to take the top 'recent file' and use that for both channels -- even though this is a data file and not an EQ file. The dropdown menu to browse for the correct file only shows the same filename that is already in the field.
If I open an EQ file by dragging the file to the "EQ filters" window, the Export routine now gives the option to use "current filters" as the file. Same for both channels. Again, the only thing offered by the dropdown menu is "current filters," which is what is in the field.
REW allows me to export the EQ files as text or formatted text, but Roon does not recognize the result as an EQ file.
How can I accomplish this export to WAV?
Am I doing somethig wrong using the export function?
Any suggestions other than just entering each filter manually? (I'm doing this now as a workaround, but it's not conducive to trying different REW filter outputs.)
Any guidance is appreciated.
Mark
