The download link was posted on the Audiotec-Fischer site... and then quickly removed.
So aside from the whole layout, input eq, data logging… nothing has changed… you’re a hard audience 😂 some features still aren’t active…It looks like Arc Audio PS8/12/16-PRO workflow from left to right.
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And like Arc Audio, it now have datalogger.
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Other than that, I don't see anything new.
So not sure if you worked this out… when you upgrade from pct5 to pct6 the files existing in the Dsp are saved and converted to a new set of files to be loaded back inOK. I've loaded the new software onto my Helix P-Six Ultimate... no issues.
As mentioned above, I did have to recreate everything from scratch, as the old Version 5 files don't transfer to the new software. However, as @dumdum also mentioned, they are working on this and in subsequent updates, you should be able to import your Version 5 tune file. At this time (for me) this isn't a big deal, as I am about to do a full fresh tune in the vehicle (well... AudioGal is going to do it). For this process, I only had to recreate the Input / Output structure, as well as the basic crossover points.
I'm not sure if my ears are playing tricks on me... but I swear the overall sound is slightly 'crisper' than before. The clarity just sounds a bit sharper. I could be wrong... but that's what I'm hearing in my initial listening experience.
@dumdum is this a figment of my imagination? Or has Audiotec-Fischer done some wizardry to improve the overall sound quality?
OK.Nope… no wizardry… that’s your ears playing tricks sadly
Yes I figured this out, after I had recreated the entire I/O and crossover structure... oh well.when you upgrade from pct5 to pct6 the files existing in the Dsp are saved and converted to a new set of files to be loaded back in
potentially it may be the new feature which nescesitates the change of gain structure, it may be that louder in some channels sounds different incase limits are near and met in some channels post importOK.
But I swear it does sound different... The overall Gain is definitely a bit lower (maybe 3dB lower output).
And I'm certain I'm hearing a bit more 'crispness'. But perhaps the output on the tweeters is higher.
I dunno... I'm just reporting what I'm hearing.
May have been a bug in .05… I have opened both files in 6.01.06 and the .afpx in pc tool 5 and all show up as -7 and -5db on the first two channels 👍🏼
dragging the .afpx into 6.01.06 also imports to pc tool 6 correctly with the same values for channel level 👍🏼
Auto eq? Do you mean the tune to target? I’m unsure if all the features are fully working yet 👍🏼Tried it out today! It's working great although I wasn't able to get autoeq working. auto keeps cycling through measurements without creating any iterations.
Tune eq works for the most part but when I click match to channel curve it doesn't apply the HP/LP slopes to the target curve
I know what it’s meant to do 😉 I’ve reported it back to AF 👍🏼View attachment 498913
Target mode is supposed to apply the crossover slopes to the target curve so you can match the response to the chosen HP/LP curves
Auto set is prehistoric vs tune eq, I didn’t even realise it was still a thing, just use tune eq for virtual channels by selecting virtual channels in the channel select paneView attachment 498914
Auto eq is supposed to keep adjusting the eq while you do the moving mic method but it's currently measuring the average response without applying any eq adjustments.
I was trying to use it on the virtual channels to match the L/R response to the reference curve