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Forums › DADman › DADman Control Software › Automatic way to cal room?
Is there a way to run a cal program and simply import the data? I have seen videos of users using REW to cal and manually inputting the data. Can this be automated and is REW the best software for the job?
Hi Brandon,
Automatically I don’t’ think so, but Sonarworkd
<h2 class=”text-xl text-primary max-w-xl”>SoundID Reference for Multichannel</h2>
Have a way to export into SPQ. Check this out
https://www.sonarworks.com/soundid-reference/multichannel
Cheers
Marco Bernardo
Hey Marco,
Thanks for this. I know about this but I can’t import this data into DADman automatically, right? I have to manually enter it into DADman? Seems like an import script would be easy if I could get access to the settings in DADman somehow. i think the profiles are encrypted tho. I can’t open them with text edit. Any ideas?
Hi Brandon, I am surprised this is not a HUGE request. Manually typing in a 7.1.4 EQ profile is really tedious, and can be error prone. Dadman surely this would be just several days programming to get a button to import a REW or Sonarworks file, no? 🙂
Thanks
Ah hold on, went deeper into the SoundID link from Marco – it looks like in th SoundID Ref software you first import your existing Dadman profile, then you run the SoundID calibration tests, then you export the result as a dadman profile, which I assume is then easily opened by Dadman. I will check it out this weekend to see if it works. Cheers
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