[Mahapederdon]

It's pretty strait forward but one question I ha e is the bass processing. Under the FX tab it says "augmented bass processing applied on channel F. Then at the bottom there is check boxes that read.
" channel E - subwoofer output" and
"channel F+G - line output".

Right now my sub amp is using channel G and H. If I want to try this, do I move my sub to channel F and use a Y adapter or do those check boxes do something I'm not understanding?

 

[toneloc2]

how many sub amps are you using?
if one why are you using g & h for sub out?

 

[Mahapederdon]

how many sub amps are you using?
if one why are you using g & h for sub out?

Just one. But it has left right input so I just used both.

 

[toneloc2]

ooo how much bass output are you getting? did you link both channels for any adjustments you are making?

 

[Mahapederdon]

ooo how much bass output are you getting? did you link both channels for any adjustments you are making?

They are linked. I just have the gain lower on my sub amp

 

[dobslob]

This is something that has been pointed out to the crew at Audiotec Fischer. The channels are based on the first DSP that the functions were available in and the labeling just needs to be addressed for each other processor and the available channels.

It shouldn't be too long before we see an update. I believe this will be a part of it.

 

[Mahapederdon]

This is something that has been pointed out to the crew at Audiotec Fischer. The channels are based on the first DSP that the functions were available in and the labeling just needs to be addressed for each other processor and the available channels.

It shouldn't be too long before we see an update. I believe this will be a part of it. <img src="http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Smile" class="inlineimg" />

Thanks for answering.

 

[toneloc2]

They are linked. I just have the gain lower on my sub amp

can i see a pic of your io screen for the helix... just wondering how much bass your actually getting. unless you are using the inputs on the helix for the sub channel.. when i used the g & h output from helix to my mono amp i get barely any out put... so i used a y adapter...

 

[Mahapederdon]

can i see a pic of your io screen for the helix... just wondering how much bass your actually getting. unless you are using the inputs on the helix for the sub channel.. when i used the g & h output from helix to my mono amp i get barely any out put... so i used a y adapter...

Here ya go, Appreciate your help

 

[toneloc2]

so your running separate rca s from your source for the subs?

 

[Mahapederdon]

so your running separate rca s from your source for the subs?

Yessir

 

[dobslob]

The new software is available as a beta on the website now. It has been working just fine for me and the mislabeled options are gone.

 

[Mahapederdon]

The new software is available as a beta on the website now. It has been working just fine for me and the mislabeled options are gone.

Sweet. Thanks for the heads up man.

 

[Mahapederdon]

Has anybody used the rta auto feature on any of the helix dsp's? It looks like it only uses graphic eq.

 

[dobslob]

I use it quite often, and yes it uses graphic EQ. If I see it doing strange adjustments I tune using parametric or a combination and see if I can improve it.

It is really quite good with averaging out the response. Our demo vehicle was tuned using just the Auto EQ, and it sounds darn good.

 

[Mahapederdon]

I use it quite often, and yes it uses graphic EQ. If I see it doing strange adjustments I tune using parametric or a combination and see if I can improve it.

It is really quite good with averaging out the response. Our demo vehicle was tuned using just the Auto EQ, and it sounds darn good.

How about if your running active? Change the match range to suit the driver? I use rew but my brother likes this way cause it's on the same screen. I'm trying to persuade him to learn rew.

 

[dobslob]

I ALWAYS run active.

Yes, you can break the system all down and tune each speaker individually if you like. You would definitely want to set the auto tune frequencies for each channel as you go through it. I probably wouldn't bother with the sub and auto EQ.

REW is a great program and can help you pinpoint and fix a lot of issues in a system, but for every day tuning I love using the built in RTA.

 

[SlvrDragon50]

I use it quite often, and yes it uses graphic EQ. If I see it doing strange adjustments I tune using parametric or a combination and see if I can improve it.

It is really quite good with averaging out the response. Our demo vehicle was tuned using just the Auto EQ, and it sounds darn good.

Looking forward to trying out RTA once I get my new amp installed

Are you using it in systems with rear fills too?

 

[dobslob]

Looking forward to trying out RTA once I get my new amp installed

Are you using it in systems with rear fills too?

Yes Sir.

 

[tranv9565]

I finally swapped out my Mosconi 8to12 to the Helix DSP.3

The Helix is definitely way more intuitive to use but my one problem I am having is that I am getting a loud turn on and off thump now. Anyone know how to remedy this? Remote out is from the DSP to the amps. I've messed with the turn on and off delay but that hasn't helped much.