03-31-2021, 06:42 PM
@Freezy94027 the 44.1/48k files has nothing to do with CamillaDSP itself, but the way how convolution filters work in general. The impulse response files are create for a specific samplerate.
Alternative you can alsa create regular filters with CamillaDSP (see the cdsp documentation). Those are independed of the samplerate.
The default provided impulse response files (= the files used for the convolution filter) by the AutoEQ project are indeed for 44.1k and 448k, but the tooling of the AutoEQ poject you can generate ir for any samplerate.
CamillaDSP doesn't know for which rate the ir files are, so indeed an ir will play with any samplerate. Only the output is only correct for one single samplerate. But if you read the documentaiton of camilladsp, you will read about a trick with the samplerate in the name, which automatically loads a different file for each samplerate.
@Alaini93
See story above. And you can recreate a peq with camilladsp without convolution files. You wil have far more choices of filters, including shelving etc. Those filters will be samplerate independent. Or even combine a convolution filters with other filters.
Remember moOde only integrates CamillaDSP, but moOde isn't CamillaDSP.
For more indepth information it is really worth it to visit the links in the second post of this thread and read the documentation of CamillaDSP it self.
Alternative you can alsa create regular filters with CamillaDSP (see the cdsp documentation). Those are independed of the samplerate.
The default provided impulse response files (= the files used for the convolution filter) by the AutoEQ project are indeed for 44.1k and 448k, but the tooling of the AutoEQ poject you can generate ir for any samplerate.
CamillaDSP doesn't know for which rate the ir files are, so indeed an ir will play with any samplerate. Only the output is only correct for one single samplerate. But if you read the documentaiton of camilladsp, you will read about a trick with the samplerate in the name, which automatically loads a different file for each samplerate.
@Alaini93
See story above. And you can recreate a peq with camilladsp without convolution files. You wil have far more choices of filters, including shelving etc. Those filters will be samplerate independent. Or even combine a convolution filters with other filters.
Remember moOde only integrates CamillaDSP, but moOde isn't CamillaDSP.
For more indepth information it is really worth it to visit the links in the second post of this thread and read the documentation of CamillaDSP it self.
