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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

@[email protected] Arcam, AudioControl, Focal, Lexicon, Monoprice, NAD and StormAudio (alphabetical order) already support Dirac Live 2.x... Emotiva and JBL Synthesis will hopefully be available soon: JBL Synthesis Intros SDP-55 Surround Sound Processor, SDR-35 16-Channel AVR

We got reports (thanks Tom Reich) that there can be issues between Audirvana 3.5 and the Dirac Live Processor while Audirvana 3.2 seems to work as expected. We'll try to know from the developer what has been changed between those two versions and hopefully find a solution together. In the meantime (in case of issues) one can try using Audirvana 3.2 with Dirac to then use the created processor also in Audirvana 3.5 The latest 1.0.2 Dirac Processor is now available here: https://live.dirac.com/download/ On Mac please remove the Dirac Processor files from these locations: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST3 /Library/Application Support/Avid/Audio/Plug-Ins to then restart the computer itself and install the DLP On Windows I suggest the following: 1) Uninstall all previous versions of Beta Dirac Live processor in Settings > Apps under Apps&features 2) Delete folder C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Dirac\Dirac_Live_Processor If you want to save your filters, please move folder "filters" to a temporary location 3) Restart Windows and download the released Processor version from https://live.dirac.com/download/ If you moved your filter, now move them back to C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Dirac\Dirac_Live_Processor

Sure, we'll look at it this Monday (you may send me a PM with ticket number if you want)

I'm sorry for the inconvenience, we are looking into that but on the other hand I'd like to outline that we upgrade, free of charge, even licenses that have been purchased in 2012 and the new version is expected to be valuable for many other years to come... a good long term investment in my (biased) opinion

Maybe the plugin was an incomplete beta? (we had several issues during beta testing that have been subsequently fixed)

My understanding is that there is no compatibility issue, Roon simply doesn't support standard AU, VST plugins nor AAX ones so the only solution seems to be a virtual cable like Audio Hijack: http://diracdocs.com/Roon_&_Dirac_Live_2.0.pdf (exclusive audio should be disabled when using Audio Hijack as that bypasses their audio capture engine)

We are looking into automatically migrating the Dirac Live 1.x licenses so that Dirac Live 1.x owners will be able to use the new Dirac Live Processor together with the Dirac Live 2.3 calibration tool. I don't now how will we proceed with owners of multichannel licenses as the multichannel version of the Dirac Live Processor isn't ready yet. Flavio

@jaaptina I think that your approach is quite reasonable and a sort of "BBC dip" is preferred by many, I'm not sure though that the following are as good an idea, personally I'd smoothen them unless you incur into clipping: