Auto Eq soft

[ellaguru]

Hi guys
have you ever heard of this soft that helps you out to use eq correction (sort of) to studio headphones in order to use them as master/mix without using monitors? I'm interested in that because i'm frequently out of my flat.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq

when clicking in the results page you have many examples of corrections in many different headphones.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq ... er/results


here's a description from the author

https://medium.com/@jaakkopasanen/make- ... bd567832a9

[SP-USER]

Hi guys
have you ever heard of this soft that helps you out to use eq correction (sort of) to studio headphones in order to use them as master/mix without using monitors? I'm interested in that because i'm frequently out of my flat.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq

when clicking in the results page you have many examples of corrections in many different headphones.
https://github.com/jaakkopasanen/AutoEq ... er/results


here's a description from the author

https://medium.com/@jaakkopasanen/make- ... bd567832a9

Nice link bruh, always remember though, that those things never take into account your own hearing characteristics. Personally, if I want to get technical like that I just run my own test and reverse the curve with an EQ, cause that way I'm taking into account my own ears as well.

[ellaguru]

another stuff is to always listen your sounds/tracks etc in different systems

[13th of 36]

sonarworks Reference is a good headphone calibrator.

flat eq is cool and all, but you're better off listening to a lot of music on diff sources and using that as ref to what sounds good or what parts need adjustments.

if you want a really good mix, it's prob better off being sent out to a mixing engineer.