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What Happened to Built-In Target Curves? 3 years 4 weeks ago #51591

Phatfos1 Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 42 Thank you received: 0	I upgraded to Dirac 3.0 and now the only default curve I can pick is the standard Dirac curve. No more options that were there prev. (I think there was a stereo one, a Wisdom, and maybe even the Harmen curve? Where did they go on 3.0?
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What Happened to Built-In Target Curves? 3 years 4 weeks ago #51594

Ultrasonic Offline Moderator Posts: 2940 Thank you received: 632	Phatfos1 wrote: I upgraded to Dirac 3.0 and now the only default curve I can pick is the standard Dirac curve. No more options that were there prev. (I think there was a stereo one, a Wisdom, and maybe even the Harmen curve? Where did they go on 3.0? They weren't there in 2.0 either. I think the change is from Dirac not miniDSP.
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What Happened to Built-In Target Curves? 3 years 3 weeks ago #51596

rccotroneo Offline Premium Member Posts: 92 Thank you received: 12	Those target curve files should still be on your pc. Maybe try navigating to the folder those original curves reside and load from there?
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What Happened to Built-In Target Curves? 3 years 3 weeks ago #51597

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New location(?) is at
C:\Users\username\Dirac\targets\

Here's a Harman Curve to get you started.
Save in notepad as "HarmanCurve.targetcurve" without .txt at the location specified above.
It should appear in Dirac 2/3.

Heck, in Dirac Live, you can even save your own curve as a template then edit from there.

NAME
Unnamed
DEVICENAME
C-DSP-8x12-DL Zone 1
BREAKPOINTS
0 2.500
5 2.500
8 2.500
16.000 6.600
20.000 7.400
25.000 9.000
31.500 7.500
40.000 8.500
50.000 7.300
63.000 5.400
80.000 3.200
100.000 2.500
125.000 1.300
160.000 0.600
200.000 0.500
250.000 0.000
315.000 -0.200
400.000 -0.300
500.000 -0.300
630.000 -0.600
800.000 -0.300
1000.00 -0.600
1250.00 -0.700
1600.00 -0.600
2000.00 -0.400
2500.00 -0.700
3150.00 -0.700
4000.00 -1.000
5000.00 -1.900
6300.00 -2.100
8000.00 -2.300
10000.0 -3.400
12500.0 -3.700
16000.0 -4.100
20000.0 -7.100
24000.0 -7.500
LOWLIMITHZ
16.000
HIGHLIMITHZ
20000.0

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What Happened to Built-In Target Curves? 3 years 3 weeks ago #51623

asx77 Offline Platinum Member Posts: 729 Thank you received: 140	Hi, Is that curve correct? It looks a bit up and down 20-50Hz Similarly lumpy 630-2500Hz Warning: Just because I'm a 'Platinum' member, doesn't mean I know what I'm talking about... It just means I've asked too many questions!!
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