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ngenov wrote:

Ok, ok, I've measured my speakers after I made that change and what you say is apparently true - the crossover frequency have shifted one octave lower. I'm recreating all of my presets manually as I don't have another option and this is really frustrating. So once again, please please please, implement some sort of conversion tool so that people can reuse their existing presets.

devteam wrote:

@ ngenov

unfortunately, it's not technically possible to do what you're asking for I'm afraid.. It's a complete different DSP structure between the 48k version and 96k version. These are just 2 complete different Software, 2 complete different configurations so it will not be possible.

<setting version="v1.8">
  <timestamp>0</timestamp>
  <dspversion>67</dspversion>
  <label name="Input3" text="Input%20L"/>
  <label name="Input4" text="Input%20R"/>
  <label name="Output1" text="Sub"/>
  <label name="Output3" text="LMidBass"/>
  <label name="Output4" text="LHigh"/>
  <label name="Output7" text="RMidBass"/>
  <label name="Output8" text="RHigh"/>
  <filter name="PEQ_7_10" addr="16937">
    <freq>2530</freq>
    <q>5</q>
    <boost>-3</boost>
    <type>PK</type>
  </filter>
  <filter name="BPF_7_1" addr="17272">
    <freq>1000</freq>
    <q>0</q>
    <boost>0</boost>
    <type>BWLPF_1</type>
  </filter>
  <filter name="BPF_8_5" addr="17332">
    <freq>5000</freq>
    <q>0</q>
    <boost>0</boost>
    <type>LRHPF_2</type>
  </filter>
  <link>PEQ_3:PEQ_4,PEQ_7:PEQ_11,BPF_7:BPF_11,BPF_8:BPF_12,</link>
</setting>

dreite wrote:

Please stop the whining.

I don't really understand the issue here. I have numerous miniSHARC configuration files created in both the 48khz and 96khz plugin's. Even with numerous EQ's/xovers/delays/etc, manually creating a copy from 48->96 (or vice-versa) only takes 5-10 minutes.
Unless you have dozens of unique configurations to convert, I can't see this being a major issue.

Dave.