Re: Help/advice on RME cards and Linux ALSA

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On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 10:32:30 -0800
"ronan mcallister" <bass.woofer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sergei,
> 
> For the moment forgetting about the Xover's, how would I use ecasound or
> another tool to implement an arbitrary EQ function with sliders / user
> controls?  I've got JACK now running better (mainly a problem related to
> configuration) and I'd like to have maybe a dozen or more bands of very LF
> EQ (eg, fc: 5hz, 8hz, 12hz,.... 100hz) for subsonic equalization.
> 
> So far it appears brutefir can do this but sans a GUI?  What plugin would I
> need and is it extensible?
> 
> should I start a new topic to discuss the IIR based EQ you hinted about?
> 
> Thank you very much,
> Ronan
> 
> 

Yes, please start a new topic about IIR vs FIR, but, anyway, if you
want low latencies AND equalization at 5hz, 8hz, 12hz, forget about
it - it's impossible physically/mathematically - regardless of OS
and sound system, and regardless of digital/analog.

I.e, you can either have

low (latency/group delay) AND equalization only at high frequencies

OR

big (latency/group delay) AND equalization also at low frequencies.

Regards,
  Sergei.

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