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I have added steps into the wiki for pipewire / easy effects configuration. Hopefully the steps can be replicated without issues on other user's machines.
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I have added steps into the wiki for pipewire / easy effects configuration. Hopefully the steps can be replicated without issues on other user's machines.
Thanks!
I read everything & I find it very good.
The only addition needed, is the last step of saving the preset again, when excluding "effect_output.virtual-surround-7.1-hesuvi". That's because disabling & excluding apps from the audio stream is tied to the preset.
I asked myself before "Why is app excluding not saving" & I found the github issue where developer indicated that you should save the preset after doing that. UI department there needs improvement for sure.
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Thanks for bringing PipeWire and EasyEffects to my attention, I was unsure about Linux implementation. I will update the wiki after doing some testing in Linux.
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The current issue is that EasyEffects natively only supports stereo configurations:
wwmm/easyeffects#1126
wwmm/easyeffects#1312
So I think that only stereo speaker room simulation is possible currently.
There is some workaround for upmixing to multichannel If I see correctly:
wwmm/easyeffects#1126 (comment)
But I don't have the configuration to test it.
JamesDSP for Linux has the same issue too:
Audio4Linux/JDSP4Linux#73
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I got this working!
Here are the steps to use ASH-Listening-Set on Linux:
- Download & extract HeSuVi pack of ASH-Listening-Set
- Install EasyEffects (Avaliable for most distros. Recommendation is to install flatpak version of it from FlatHub for better compatibility)
- Open EasyEffects, open hamburger menu & in "Preferences"
toggle on "Launch Service at System Startup"
toggle off "Shutdown on Window Closing" - In "Output - Effects" tab, on left pane, click "Add Effect" than "Equalizer".
- In "Import Preset", click "GraphicEQ". Apply HpCF for your headphone from "eq/_ASH_HpCFs" folder
5a. If you are going to use other EQ & don't like the default Diffuse Field target HpCF, than apply "Room_Target_Inverse.txt" from "eq/_ASH_Additional_Filters" folder & than apply your own EQ (either through Convolver, APO or GraphicEQ, depending on what you have) - Save the preset & name it however you like.
- Click "Pipewire" tab, on left pane, click "Presets Autoloading" & here add the autoload preset matching your headphone.
- For Room Simulation wav file, follow this video, with correction that you should use ASH-Listening-Set wav from "hrir" folder:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dc4lSt_-_uw - Once you reboot after all those changes, go to EasyEffects, "Output-Players", than exclude "effect_output.virtual-surround-7.1-hesuvi"
- Save preset once again.
Enjoy working virtual surround.
So it goes like this:
Stereo - EasyEffects - Surround 7.1 upmix
The only caveat can be increased CPU usage, but I don't have a low-end hardware to test for serious issues.
Another caveat is that HRIR preset changing is not possible to do quickly & you have to reboot for changes iirc.
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Thanks for providing the above steps. I tried out EasyEffects on my linux installation and reached step 5, however I'm a bit unsure of the compatibility with the HpCFs. I imported one of the HpCF graphic EQ filters but it doesn't look like all of the frequency bands are loaded in. It seems like it is limited to 32 bands. I also tried using convolution with a HPCF wav file but it only accepts stereo IRs. If this is the case I might need to provide the HpCFs in an alternative format but Ill also do some more testing to confirm.
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Thanks for providing the above steps. I tried out EasyEffects on my linux installation and reached step 5, however I'm a bit unsure of the compatibility with the HpCFs. I imported one of the HpCF graphic EQ filters but it doesn't look like all of the frequency bands are loaded in. It seems like it is limited to 32 bands. I also tried using convolution with a HPCF wav file but it only accepts stereo IRs. If this is the case I might need to provide the HpCFs in an alternative format but Ill also do some more testing to confirm.
Oh, I didn't know that Graphic EQ had more than 32 bands.
In that case, you can just load another "Equalizer" effect with "Graphic EQ" option & you gain +32 more bands.
Everything else you said is correct.
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I did manage to get the headphone correction step working by converting the mono IRs to stereo and loading them into convolvers within easyeffects. I will have to add stereo versions of the HpCFs to make that step easier for anyone using easyeffects.
I also got the virtual surround working as per the steps provided. There was some popping but that was likely due to me running linux on a virtual machine with limited resources, so CPU usage is probably not a big issue in reality. I think one thing that would be nice is a more convenient way to change between HRIRs/BRIRs so Ill do a bit of digging there.
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Closing this issue, as ASH Listening Set gained Linux support.
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