If you don’t load the file, you can still run Dirac, but the final EQ curve will be off, and ultimately will not sound its best. Next step is to load the calibration file for the mic.
Dirac live processor software#
It should appear in the software like this: Best practice is to plug the microphone into the comptuer BEFORE lauching Dirac Live. This will be the calibration microphone that came with the AudioControl processor. You will then be asked to select a recording device. If you have difficulty getting the Dirac software to see the AVR/Maestro, please refer to this article on troubleshooting steps. If it doesn’t show up, make sure the AVR/Maestro is set to IP control. The calibration microphone is included with the amplifier.
Dirac live processor install#
To check the speaker configuration, simply go to “Speaker Types” within the OSD. Dirac reads the speaker configuration off the processor, and then displays that configuration for the calibration. You will next want to confirm the speaker configuration on the processor is correct for your install. It’s also good to note that you cannot access the AVR or Maestro this way, it’s just a good way to confirm it is on the network. This is a good way to find the IP address if you do not have a display connected to the processor, or the display is not in the same room. Double clicking on the device will show you the IP address.
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