REW can output an eq file for the windows APO Equalizer (free https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ ).
It has 18 bands in general. and works on the system audio.
For ASIO, it is possible to output an IR from REW, but does not sound the same as APO equalizer.
Hence the possibility to do something for both wave and asio stream, in a single device (that can be placed on its own DSP).
In the REW Bands device, gain of band is limited to +/- 12dB. bands 19 and 20 can be used to add some dB to go beyond +/- 12dB
- Values must be input manually (no text file import).
- Hz, Gain and Q value use the same resolution and range as REW (same math). However results may vary substantially in comparison to APO Equalizer.
- Preset files contains an "all off" preset.
- The eq curve can be manipulated with the mouse but it has not been made for that (you must grab invisible pixels to move the curve from the curve display... which is actually possible).
It is an alternative to creating IR with REW and loading them in ASIO, which may not be great. So this allows to have something that works on scope output, and could be used to make an IR too (it is more halpful to switch between several profiles of yours quickly).
It also works as a simple 20 bands Parametric Sharc DSP stereo Equalizer
Have fun !
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