Please use this thread to report your experiences using FusionDsp
Thanks
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This plugin is designed to apply different types of Dsp on Volumio using CamillaDsp
Online help/how-to help
Provides
- A 15 bands graphic equalizer
- Or a 2x15 bands graphic equalizer
- Or a Parametric equalizer with :
- Up to 50 bands (peaking, lowshelf, highshelf, lowpass, highpass, notch, Linkwitz Transform, , ButterworthHighpass & ButterworthLowpass)
- Equalizer scope for each band (L, R, L+R)
- More than 4150 variant of headphones EQ from AutoEQ ! AutoEq
- import for local EQ file (must be in /data/INTERNAL/FusionDsp/peq/). Supported filters : PK, LP, HP, LP1, HP1, HS, LS, LS 6dB, HS 6dB, LS 12dB, HS 12dB, LPQ, HPQ, LSQ, HSQ, NO
- 5 preset
- Or a convolution filters (FIR) with autoswitch samplerate for filters
- DRC-FIR to create filter with an impulse
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- Access to CamillaDsp gui for advanced user
For all
- Progressive Loudness effect with threshold setting - loudness curve based on ISO 226: 2003 standard
- Auto gain
- Toggle with/without effect
- Separate volume level for left an right
- 8 crossfeed for headphone (Bauer, Chu Moy, Jan Meier, Linkwitz, Natural 30deg, Natural 50deg, SADIE D1, SADIE H15m)
- Mono / stereo toggle
- Delay with automatic calculation
- High quality resampling
- tools to easily play test files (pink noise, sweep) to help measurements
Some screenshots
15 bands Eq
2x15 bands Eq
Parametric Eq
FIR filters
Headphones Eq import from AutoEq
Crossfeed for headphones
And much more features!
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Iâm having a look right now
Edit. It seems to works fine for me.
Can you copy/paste values you are using please?
Tip : save values between each eq you add
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No. It may work with a specific compiled CamillaDsp for arm.
The problem is I donât have a PI zeroâŚ
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Im trying to enter the some parametric eq settings for my headphones. there are 10 settings and 4 of those do not work.
low shelf 35Hz gain 2.5dB Q factor 0.71 so I select âlowshelf Hz,Db,Qâ and enter 35,2.5,0.71 in the Eq box
others that come up with the error
âlowshelf Hz,Db,Qâ 105,5.5,0.71
âhighshelf Hz,Db,Qâ 1300,6.0,0.71
âhighshelf Hz,Db,Qâ 10000,-5,0.71
this is with Volumiobuster-3.114-2021-10-15-pi and its installed 0.8 beta of the dsp
thanks
Ok I see the problem. Float value for Q is not allowedâŚ
You can still use 1 instead of 0.7âŚ
Iâm going to fix it asapâŚ
Sorry for that⌠It is beta testing 
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@balbuze
If i were to use Rew for AutoEQ which option i should select so i can import the EQ file directly? Or is there an option for that, itâs fine if i need to just replace some file in the system for eq to take effect.
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you mean float values of less than 1 as Q values of 1.8 and 2.5 etc all work ok for the peak
but yes I understand the the whole beta thing.
thanks and great work by the way.
You have just to select your headphone in the list and apply. This as simple
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Yes, youâre right. Less than 1. As I said I try to push a version tomorrowâŚ
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Qobuz tracks stop playing before the end of the song and next song in the queue doesnât start playing from the queue when DSP is enabled
EDIT: this might be a Qobuz integration bug as no problems when playing files from USB drive or using Spotify connect.
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Hi. Yes this a known problem. The root cause is not clearly identified, but we are working on it.
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Hi. You have to export from REW as.txt and place the file in /Internal/Fusiondsp/peq.
And from the plugin, in PEQ mode, import local file. You import a first file for left channel with scope set to left, then move the switch to âaddâ and import the second file with scope set to right.
I will write a guide laterâŚ
Let me know if you need more information
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It should be now fixed with FusionDsp 0.0.9
Let me know
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Great Job 
All values seem to enter without error.
As you know if you boost a particular fequency you must reduce the preamp to negative of whatever the maximum boost value is, to avoid clipping.
there is no PreAmp setting per se, just channel gain for left and right. this sounds correct for what a preamp does but when you enable and disable the effects it doesnt change the gain back.
is this by design.
The plugin auto set global attenuation.
For instance, if you set a gain at 10dB an other at 12dB, then -12dB is used +2 dB margin due to possible phase rotation (yes, even with only negative value, clipping may occur due to that). So there is always at least -2dB of attenuation when FusiiDsp is enabled.
So you donât have to worry about that.
Attenuation for left or right channel is added to global attenuation is not dependent from values set in Es.
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Marvelous 
auto pre-amp adjust. I can dial back the channel gain, I did think it seemed over attenuated, but that explains that.
You fancy a suggestion for the future? it would be good to be able to enable and disable easily. Not sure if a button on the main Volumio screen would be possible, as no other plugins do that, but would it be possible to have a GPIO button activate and disable the dsp, pretty much like âGPIO buttonsâ plugin control play, pause etc.
Again you are doing a great jobâŚThanks
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Hi- I have a question and maybe this isnât the right thread, so let me know and Iâll post elsewhere. Am I correct that the the dsp would be able to play an LP (assuming there was an analog to digital interface) if the dsp curve were adjusted by the RIAA curve? In your approach, does the user generate the room correction curves and then have those further adjusted by any EQ the user wants to do? Can another step be application of RIAA curves? If so then you would effectively have a phono preamp with the addition of an analog to digital interface and maybe a moving coil step up transformer? Anyway, this could open up even more applications for Volumio
Hello.
At this point, RIIA curve is not supported by the plugin. My guess is that your LP output is already corrected for that before sending signal to the Dac or analogue output.
I donât plan to add such feature as it is marginal IMHO.
Then, any input in Volumio, if you have a Myvolumio plan, goes through FusionDsp.
In FusionDsp, you can load room correction filters, or even creating them by loading the impulse for both speaker in the room.
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Thanks for your responseâŚthe input would only be adjusted for RIAA if run through phono preampâŚdigital phono preamps like the parks audio puffin offer multiple curves and dsp adjustments, but then if the signal is going to be run through a room correction DSP, you are processing the signal multiple times and potentially degrading it. Software like VynilStudio and ChannelD systemâs pure vinyl allow users to make RIAA adjustments to digitally recorded tracksâŚthe tracks can are generated by connecting a turntable to a digital interface (many are the same that are used for microphone recordings). Anyway I thought Iâd inquire because it seemed to me that calculating the end curve inclusive of RIAA and processing once would be the best solutionâŚand it also seems trivial, which it may not beâŚYour efforts are greatly appreciated thanks
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