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We've just released Dirac Live 3.0: https://live.dirac.com/download/ Improvements are listed here: https://live.dirac.com/changelog/ and users of relatively old Mac operating systems will be pleased to see that unofficial support for MacOS 10.11, 10.12 and 10.13 has been added.

The result all of us try to obtain is good sound, but what "good sound" is? Good question... our answer is explained in this video: Flavio

@JezQ Nothing special :) the license is associated with your account

Yes, please contact us from here: http://helpdesk.dirac.se (you'll need to "Sign up for an account")

We are now beta testing multichannel Dirac Live and Dirac Live Bass Control will follow... It's still possible to watch a recording of this Webinar by StormAudio about Dirac Live Bass Control... Jakob Agren explains and provides details about its inner workings: https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/8043050009869528846 Flavio

It's still possible to watch a recording of this Webinar by StormAudio about Dirac Live Bass Control... Jakob Agren explains and provides details about its inner workings: https://register.gotowebinar.com/rt/8043050009869528846 Flavio

Hi shinyc, it might, thanks to the indipendent channels for subs, but that's a question for miniDSP to answer...

It will take time as we have to release the multichannel version of the Dirac Live Processor first (it's a prerequisite) but the next step will be Dirac Live Bass Control. Previously known as Dirac Bass Management it adds bass control to bass management... inter-speaker support to enable room correction beyond the capability of individual speakers. Here a guide with technical details: http://diracdocs.com/Bass%20Control%20in%20Live.pdf It's targeted to the most sophisticated systems as it requires a dedicated channel for each subwoofer so that a multichannel audiocard or DAC is necessary, these are examples: https://www.minidsp.com/products/usb-audio-interface/u-dac8 https://www.oktoresearch.com/dac8pro.htm Flavio

Please contact us at http://helpdesk.dirac.se (you'll need to "Sign up for an account") Thanks

Update 1.2.0 of the Dirac Live Processor with a gain and delay compensation bugfix has just been released! @whoareyou Measuring the room "as it is during the listening session" is ideal but in my opinion avoiding that the furniture is in the path of the microphone is more important than the placement of the mic. Mic positioning is not as critical as usually thought so I'd change the mic position when necessary.

Yes, I confirm but the trial versions aren't ready yet, they will be available soon but I can't say when

Excellent... thorough and knowledgeable review as expected from mitchco! @sem115 one of the simple solutions for streaming Qobuz can be Audirvana that directly supports it (together wih other streaming services) and supports standard plugins as well

Mitch Barnett, the author of a book about accurate sound reproduction using DSP: https://www.amazon.com/Accurate-Sound-Reproduction-Using-DSP/dp/1520977905/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= has just published on this website a detailed review (including measurements) of Dirac Live 2 in a standalone configuration with JRiver: Excellent job Flavio

If previous filters don't work one should be able to load a previous project and create new filters without having to retake measurements

Important updates! Dirac Live 2.4.1 and Dirac Live Processor 1.1.0 can now be downloaded here: https://live.dirac.com/download/ You'll get Dirac Live 2.4.1 even if still labeled 2.4 on the page and higher sampling rates like 192 kHz are now supported by the Dirac Live Processor Flavio