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<blockquote data-quote="Dominic Harter" data-source="post: 42602" data-attributes="member: 1187">Re: Turbosound FlashlineHi all,Remembering the limitations outlined earlier in the discussions between EASE focus 2 and EASE there are a couple of things you can do.In options in EASE Focus 2 you can select &#039;extended mode&#039; in this mode you are able to add EQ filters globally or on individual hangs. In terms of Focus 2, it won&#039;t show you phase, since given it&#039;s specs it is not relevant in this instance. The EQ is global on a cluster so is essentially input EQ which would have an associated group delay but would not effect the clusters dispersions properties, in terms of multiple sources as outlined above EASE focus does not account phase data between hangs therefore the integration in this software is not needed.Of course if purchased, full EASE and speaker lab will allow filters within clusters which do account for phase and thus enable all the steering you wish. As per the beginning of the thread, if you have the time for the modelling at this level of details (seems impractical on tour - hence the free focus 2 for touring), we highly recommend you purchase ease.Hope this clears things upDom</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dominic Harter, post: 42602, member: 1187"] Re: Turbosound Flashline Hi all, Remembering the limitations outlined earlier in the discussions between EASE focus 2 and EASE there are a couple of things you can do. In options in EASE Focus 2 you can select 'extended mode' in this mode you are able to add EQ filters globally or on individual hangs. In terms of Focus 2, it won't show you phase, since given it's specs it is not relevant in this instance. The EQ is global on a cluster so is essentially input EQ which would have an associated group delay but would not effect the clusters dispersions properties, in terms of multiple sources as outlined above EASE focus does not account phase data between hangs therefore the integration in this software is not needed. Of course if purchased, full EASE and speaker lab will allow filters within clusters which do account for phase and thus enable all the steering you wish. As per the beginning of the thread, if you have the time for the modelling at this level of details (seems impractical on tour - hence the free focus 2 for touring), we highly recommend you purchase ease. Hope this clears things up Dom [/QUOTE]

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