Two questions

[Venerdi]

You could start by describing what you want to do as far as DSP goes for example do you want to do some sort of EQ? The dedicated Parametric and Graphic EQ's might be all thats needed in that case.

If you do want to explore CamillaDSP then try the following:

1. Audio Config
SET CamillaDSP to "Peq 10 band"
-- Return to Playback view and start something playing
-- Then return to Audio Config
EDIT CamillaDSP settings

2. CamillaDSP Config
Pipeline editor ON
OPEN

3. Pipeline editor
Click the Filters tab
Adjust the gain on some of the frequency bands or on the pregain filter.
Click the "Apply to DSP" button to hear the effect the changes have on the sound

If you want to make your own Parametric EQ with fewer than 10 bands, lets say 3 bands then return to CamillaDSP Config and in the Pipeline section select "Peq 10 band" and COPY it to a new name then scroll up to the top and select the new name from the "Signal processing" dropdown and then SAVE. Open the Pipeline editor, click the Filters tab and delete bands 04 - 10. Make adjustments to the bands 01 - 03 and pregain and then click the "Save to file" button.

Something like that.

@Tim I don't know what to say... thanks!

These few indications were enough to start my approach with Camilla. it is as if some pieces of a puzzle have found their place. I played with it a bit, and I understood some basic things and a new world opened up in front of me. I understood that Camilla is an impressive job for how many things it can do and now I understand your enthusiasm. Of course, it's not simple; there are so many things that i would like to understand, but already like this, with peq 10 band and the possibility to set some parameters, the result is better than moOde's equalizer. There will be more questions in a while... ...ehehehe
Thanks again!

Tim's point about knowing what you want to do is important.  The answer to "what can I do with Camilla" is "almost anything", the question "how do I do this" is much easier to answer.
For example, I thought that the parametric EQ was too technical for me until I discovered headphone EQ profiles, at which point I learned how it worked because I had a thing I wanted to achieve with it. I then thought Camilla was too technical until I discovered I could combine my EQ profile with a crossfeed in there, and suddenly I worked that out as well.
So, CamillaDSP is very useful and powerful, but only if you have use for it.  AirPlay support is also very useful, but I don't have Apple, so not for me

@Robert, you are right. What I want is to get a sound that pleases my ears…

Anyway, I agree. If the use made of it is basic, it is not difficult to understand. I've had a hardware parametric equalizer in the past, a SAE 180, and I was always tweaking something...


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