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Remote Tone Control (RTC)
The RTC enables a volume-dependent tone control (high- and low shelf filter) which is dependent on the set master volume. This allows to change the tonality in dependence to the set volume, for example to create a loudness characteristic or to react to certain volume-dependent sound changes. In the RTC, both the gain range and frequency for the high and low shelf filters can be set independently, as well as the volume range of the master volume in which the filter is to be actively controlled. This allows the dynamically controlled filters to be continuously controlled only in very specific volume ranges.
For example, it is possible to boost the low frequency range at low volumes and to adjust it linearly at high volumes, or to lower the high frequency range slightly at very high volumes.
Advanced Input Signal Analyzer (AISA)
The new Advanced Input Signal Analyzer (AISA) allows to measure the incoming analog input signal in a very fast and precise way. Especially in modern Car Audio Systems the OEM Integration aspect becomes more important than ever. Therefore, our Advanced Input Signal Analyzer is equipped with a wide range of innovative features to make the compensation of OEM processing functions as easy as possible: Factory Equalization can be defeated by using our proprietary TuneEQ algorithm which automatically de-equalizes the incoming signal. Factory time alignment can be compensated with our Delay Finder which semi-automatically compensates the input time delays. Factory phase processing (Allpass Filters) can be compensated semi-automatically by using a peak frequency detector and a simple and easy to use workflow.
Each input can be measured individually as well as the summation of up to four individual input channels. Each correction (EQ, Time & Phase) is analyzed and displayed in real time to make the effectiveness of the adjustment immediately apparent.
To use the AISA, a specified RCA output of the device is converted into a measurement output, which is used to send a signal (max. 1 VRMS) to any universal USB audio interface / USB sound card.
Dynamic Loudness Control (DLC)
The new Dynamic Loudness Control (DLC) allows the compensation of volume-dependent, factory-set filters or the creation of such loudness functions. A complex algorithm determines the input volume of the analog signal input and uses this information to control a dynamic high and low shelf filter. In the DLC, both the gain range and the frequency for the high and low shelf filter can be set independently, as well as the input volume range in which the filter is to be actively controlled. This allows to steer the dynamically controlled filters only in very specific volume ranges.
When using a HEC ANALOG IN module, the DLC can also be extended to the HEC input.
Similar to the Tone Control of the remote controls, the DLC uses a band of the InputEQ.
TuneEQ
One of the major new things in DSP PC-Tool 5 is our new proprietary TuneEQ function. This integrated automatic tuning mode provides a new way to automatically adjust your virtual or output equalizers. It utilizes a single spatial averaged measurement with at least 1/6 octave resolution to simulate and evaluate the best possible parameter set for your equalizer to achieve a specific frequency response target. The target itself can be freely designed as a Reference Curve.
TuneEQ is an extremely flexible but simple to use function which will use any given number of equalizer bands to perform a frequency response correction by utilizing the full possibilities of parametric equalizer bands. It will use the full function set of the parametric equalizer including the center frequency, Q-factor and gain adjustment.
One of the major design aspects of this function was to make its usability as simple as possible while the complex processes are done automatically in the background.
To use this function a single spatial averaged measurement is necessary per channel or channel group. This measurement can be done with any linear measurement microphone as the TuneEQ function does not have any special hardware requirements.
Wireless DSP tuning via Bluetooth
DSP PC-Tool 5 offers a new connection method which allows the wireless tuning of the DSP through a Bluetooth connection. To use this new connection method, it is necessary to install a BT HD module in the HEC slot of the DSP. To set up the connection the computers Bluetooth interface needs to be paired with the BT HD module. After this you can select the newconnection mode in the specific menu of the application launcher.
Multi-Device Connect
This software update also offers the option to set up several sessions of the DSP PC-Tool software simultaneously. The option allows to tune several connected devices at the same time by launching the software multiple times. As soon as more than one connected device is identified a new menu will appear which allows to select the specific devices independently if USB, Bluetooth or Wifi is used.
| Version | Description |
| 5.02.03 |
Usability
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| 5.02.02 |
Devices
Usability
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| 5.02.01 |
Devices
DCM
Remote Tone Control (RTC) Features and Functions
Measurement Signals A new measurement signal called IGS – Input Gain Setup has been added. Usability
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| 5.01.00 |
Devices
Usability
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| 5.01.00 |
IO
Help menu
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| 5.00.08 |
Launcher / Installer
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| 5.00.07 |
New Device
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| 5.00.06 |
New Device
Launcher / Installer
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| 5.00.05 |
New Device
ISA
RTA
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| 5.00.04 |
Launcher / Installer
Outputs (formerly Main)
RTA
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| 5.00.02 |
Launcher
DCM (Device Configuration)
FX
IO
TIME
RTA
? - Help menu
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What's New in DSP PC-Tool 6
DSP PC-Tool 6 introduces a comprehensively revised software platform for configuring and tuning Audiotec Fischer DSP systems. The user interface, device communication, signal processing structure, measurement tools and tuning workflows have been updated to provide a clearer operating concept and a common technical basis for current and future functions.
Navigation, sound setup management and device configuration
The user interface now follows the signal flow through the DSP, from input processing and routing through the virtual channels to output processing and the Real-Time Analyzer. This structure makes it easier to identify where each function is applied within the signal path.
The main navigation is divided into clearly defined sections. Each section provides access to the corresponding functions on a second level, including equalization, time alignment, routing and signal management.
The revised sound setup management provides:
- A clear overview of all setup memories with color coding for active, stored and empty slots
- Direct functions for copying, renaming and deleting sound setups
- Faster switching between multiple setups
System-related functions such as "Device", "Remote Control", "DSP PC-Tool Config" and "Help" are positioned separately from the audio signal flow. Device-related settings, including ACO functions, signal management, automatic signal detection and remote control configuration, are now stored globally and apply to all sound setups of the connected device. These settings can be configured centrally in the "Device", "Remote Control" and "Source Configuration" menus.
Revised DSP and ACO firmware
DSP PC-Tool 6 introduces revised DSP and ACO firmware for all supported ACO-based devices. The new firmware provides a common technical platform for current functions and future extensions.
The main changes include:
- Expansion of the input EQ from 7 to 15 bands, except for the BRAX DSP operating at 192 kHz, which provides 10 bands
- A revised signal processing architecture for more flexible DSP routing
- Improved communication between the DSP and ACO platform
- Significantly reduced sound setup loading times of approximately 300 ms per DSP
This firmware platform also provides the basis for source-dependent setup control, crossfading between signal sources and further planned functions.
Note: The revised output limiter uses a brick-wall characteristic and may change the gain behavior of existing configurations. After importing a sound setup created with DSP PC-Tool 4 or DSP PC-Tool 5, the complete gain structure should be checked.
Source Configuration and AutoSetup
The Source Configuration menu in the "Signal Management (IO)" section controls signal detection, source priority and the automatic behavior of connected input sources.
- Signal detection sensitivity and release time can be configured individually
- Input source priorities can be arranged freely by drag and drop
- AutoSetup automatically loads a dedicated sound setup when a defined source becomes active
An AutoSetup configuration can include the complete DSP setup for the selected source, including routing, equalizers, crossover filters, time alignment and sound features. This allows different source-specific tunings or system layouts to be stored and selected automatically. Switching is completed in less than one second.
Crossfading between multiple signal sources within one setup is planned for a future release. Together, these functions support the automatic integration of OEM infotainment, vehicle warning signals and external audio sources.
OptimizeEQ
OptimizeEQ reduces the number of equalizer bands used by an existing filter configuration while maintaining a frequency response that remains as close as possible to the original setting.
The function analyzes all active EQ bands of a channel and calculates a new filter configuration with fewer bands. The level of reduction can be adjusted step by step, while the deviation from the original curve is displayed for comparison.
OptimizeEQ is particularly useful after TuneEQ, TuneToTarget or REW imports when additional EQ bands are required for further manual adjustment. The function is available through the "OEQ" button in each equalizer bank.
TuneToTarget – Assisted EQ Calibration
TuneToTarget is a partially automated tuning assistant for multichannel audio systems. Based on acoustic measurements, it adjusts the equalizers of selected channels to a predefined target curve and can balance the output levels of the measured loudspeakers.
Each loudspeaker is measured using the moving microphone method. The resulting acoustic response is compared with the selected target curve, and the required EQ corrections are calculated for each channel. This provides a consistent baseline tuning and reduces the time required for the initial system calibration.
TuneToTarget requires a correctly prepared system, including suitable crossover settings, time alignment and verified loudspeaker polarity. It is not designed as a fully automatic tuning system and does not replace the final calibration by an experienced specialist.
TuneToTarget provides two operating modes:
Easy Mode
Requires Linkwitz-Riley crossover filters with –24 dB/Oct. and matching crossover frequencies, except for the subwoofer. All channels except the subwoofer are equalized automatically using a fixed measurement resolution of 1/6 octave.
Advanced Mode
Allows free selection of crossover filter characteristics, supports subwoofer equalization and provides adjustable measurement resolution. A resolution of 1/6 octave is recommended. This mode is intended primarily for experienced and professional users.
RTA 2.0 – Measurement and data management
With version 6.04.01, the Real-Time Analyzer has been extensively revised. RTA 2.0 introduces a new control structure, expanded measurement data management and additional functions for measuring, comparing and documenting acoustic and electrical signals.
Measurement data management
Complete measurement sessions can now be saved and reloaded at any time, including optional notes. Each session can contain an unlimited number of measurement curves, which can be grouped automatically by measurement position.
- Each curve stores its own name, color, tags and graph offset
- All measurement data is recorded internally at 1/24 octave resolution
- The displayed smoothing can be changed after the measurement without repeating it or discarding measurement detail
- Graph zooming allows individual frequency ranges to be examined in greater detail
RTA workflow and controls
The control layout has been reorganized to provide a clearer measurement workflow. The RTA Controls menu can now be detached from and reattached to the RTA window, allowing the controls to be positioned independently of the measurement graph.
- For linked channels, Channel Filter Target Mode automatically uses the lowest high-pass and highest low-pass frequency so that TuneEQ can process the complete combined frequency range
- Frequently used controls remain within the RTA, while basic configuration options are located under "DSP PC-Tool Config / RTA Configuration"
Advanced Reference Curve Editor
The new Advanced Reference Curve Editor provides 30 freely configurable EQ bands for creating the target curve used during acoustic measurement and equalization.
Instead of generating the reference curve from manually placed points and straight line segments, the editor is based on biquad filters. The target response is therefore created using filter structures that reflect the behavior of audio processing and acoustic systems more accurately. This allows natural slopes, transitions and tonal characteristics to be defined while retaining precise control over the complete reference curve.
Electrical signal measurement with AMI
The new AMI tab integrates the Audiotec Fischer Audio Measurement Interface directly into the RTA workflow. It allows electrical frequency response measurements to be performed without a connected DSP, making it possible to analyze OEM head units and factory amplifiers before configuring the DSP or amplifier inputs.
The AMI tab can also measure the maximum output voltage of an OEM head unit or amplifier. This value is used to determine the correct input voltage range and the corresponding jumper configuration for compatible HELIX and MATCH amplifiers.
RTA 2.0 provides a more structured measurement workflow and makes it easier to store, compare and document measurement results within a project.
General Changes
- Significantly faster sound setup loading time of approximately 300 ms per DSP
- 15 input EQ bands for all devices, except the BRAX DSP operating at 192 kHz, which provides 10 bands
- Virtual Channel Processing (VCP) is active by default on all compatible devices
- New
*.pct6file format, including the CONDUCTOR configuration - Central audio interface configuration in the DSP PC-Tool Config menu
- Extended device logging in the Device tab for improved troubleshooting
- Peak level metering replaces the previous RMS display in the output level view
- New folder structure with all relevant data stored under
\User\Documents\Audiotec Fischer\ - Revised configuration for Remote Tone Control (RTC) and Dynamic Loudness Control (DLC)
- Extended summing function in the IO matrix with up to 400% summation per output channel
- Additional audio test tracks in WAV and FLAC format
- The channel link box is now positioned flush left above the channel name
- File Recovery can restore configuration data after an unexpected software shutdown and can be configured in DSP PC-Tool Config
- Advanced Gain Setup is available for all devices without an analog gain adjustment
- Revised gain structure and brick-wall output limiter for more precise gain configuration
Two awards in a short time:
Only a few months after its market launch, DSP PC-Tool 6 received two major honors — the renowned EISA Award for “Best In-Car DSP Software 2025–2026” and the “Product of the Year 2026” title from the specialist magazine Car & HiFi.
A clear testament to the technological ambition, user-friendliness, and innovative strength of the latest version of our well-known tool for high-end DSP sound tuning.
Two awards in a short time:
Only a few months after its market launch, DSP PC-Tool 6 received two major honors — the renowned EISA Award for “Best In-Car DSP Software 2025–2026” and the “Product of the Year 2026” title from the specialist magazine Car & HiFi.
A clear testament to the technological ambition, user-friendliness, and innovative strength of the latest version of our well-known tool for high-end DSP sound tuning.
| Compatible devices (latest version) | ||
|---|---|---|
| BRAX | HELIX | MATCH |
| BRAX DSP | DSP ULTRA XT | UP 10DSP (MK1 / MK2) |
| DSP ULTRA S | UP 10DSP - 24V Edition | |
| DSP ULTRA | UP 8DSP (MK1 / MK2) | |
| DSP PRO MK3 | UP 8BMW (MK1 / MK2) | |
| DSP.3S | UP 6DSP (MK1 / MK2) | |
| DSP.3 | UP 4DSP | |
| DSP MINI MK2 | M 5.4DSP | |
| DSP MINI | M 5DSP MK2 | |
| P SIX DSP ULTIMATE | PP 86DSP MK2 | |
| V EIGHTEEN DSP | ||
| V TWELVE DSP (MK1 / MK2) | ||
| V EIGHT DSP ULTIMATE | ||
| V EIGHT DSP MK2 | ||
| AMPLIFY 206 DSP | ||
| M SIX DSP | ||
| M FOUR DSP | ||
| ISM 400.2DSP | ||
Beta Version Notice
DSP PC-Tool 6 is currently available as a public beta version. The software is largely stable and functional; however, minor bugs or limitations may still occur.
For use in production-critical or safety-relevant environments, it is recommended to wait for the final release version, which will be available shortly.
What´s new
Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts can significantly speed up channel control, navigation, and recurring tuning operations in DSP PC-Tool 6.
Channel Control
| Shortcut | Function |
|---|---|
| F1 – F12 | Select channels 1 to 12 |
| Shift + F1 – F12 | Select channels 11 to 22 |
| 1 – 0 | Mute channels 1 to 10; 0 controls channel 10 |
| Shift + 1 – 0 | Mute channels 11 to 20; 0 controls channel 20 |
| Ctrl + 1 – 0 | Solo channels 1 to 10; 0 controls channel 10 |
| Ctrl + Shift + 1 – 0 | Solo channels 11 to 20; 0 controls channel 20 |
| Shift + . | Temporarily link all channels; press again to toggle |
| Shift + , | Temporarily unlink all channels; press again to toggle |
| H | Move the focus to the high-pass filter; use arrow keys for navigation |
| L | Move the focus to the low-pass filter; use arrow keys for navigation |
| P | Move the focus to the phase control, if available for the selected channel type |
| E | Move the focus to the equalizer; use arrow keys for navigation |
Navigation & Workflow
| Shortcut | Function |
|---|---|
| S | Main Window: Save Sound Setup; RTA: Save current measurement |
| Shift + T | Open Automatic Time Measurement (ATM) |
| Shift + N | Switch the naming scheme in the right-hand mute panel |
| Backspace | Return to the main window |
| I / R | Open the Import dialog |
| Space | AISA: Reset averaging |
| O | RTA: Toggle Always on Top |
Application
| Shortcut | Function |
|---|---|
| D | Toggle borderless window mode |
| Q | Close DSP PC-Tool and prompt to save any unsaved changes |
| ? | Open the Help dialog |
Update:
- ACO Update: The ACO firmware updated to version 27
Usability:
- Advanced Input Gain: Input list is now scrollable for better display on low vertical resolutions
Bug Fixes:
- Virtual / Output:
- Resolves an issue where an invalid channel gain could be applied after selecting a channel
- Fixes issues with the solo function in the Virtual / Output menu
- Output filters: Resolves an issue where bypass switches on LP/HP filters were not restored correctly from PCT6 files
- BRAX DSP 192kHz:
- DLC is now usable again
- PowerSave mode works normally again
- DSP ULTRA XT: Corrects usable delay range in Virtual Channel 1 and Virtual Channel 2
- P SIX DSP ULTIMATE: Fixes an issue where extreme delay on Output Channel A could lead to noise
- V EIGHTEEN DSP: Fixed an issue with signal detection that could affect audio playback from secondary sources
This update introduces RTA 2.0 (see above) together with a range of additional improvements.
Improvements:
- Factory Reset: Now also resets the ACO configuration to its factory defaults, for a truly clean reset
- Inputs: Mute and Polarity are now also available for the main inputs (Input / Time Alignment)
Usability:
- AutoSetup: AutoSetup configurations are no longer restored when loading setups. Instead, they are compared with the current configuration, and the user is notified of any differences to prevent misconfiguration
Bug Fixes:
- Bridge Mode: Display issues with channels in Bridge Mode have been resolved
- Demo Mode: Default settings for ACO-related configurations are now loaded correctly
- Equalizer: The filter now shows the correct type after resetting the equalizers
- Various other minor bug fixes
Added Devices:
- Added support for HELIX DSP ULTRA XT
Bug Fixes:
- Audio Cutoff: Fixed an issue where audio could cut off at low volumes when the secondary source was routed in the Main Routing
- Rear Volume: Resolved a rare issue where the Rear Attenuation ceased to function
This update focuses on extending compatibility with additional devices.
Added Devices:
- Added support for HELIX ISM 400.2DSP
- Added support for MATCH UP 10DSP MK2
- Added support for EC2.0 - DIGITAL IN
Usability:
- TuneToTarget: Temporarily disables the RealCenter algorithm while measuring with TuneToTarget
Bug Fixes:
- AISA: The measurement state is now correctly displayed after changing menus
- Routing: When changing input names to AUX L/R or Digital In L/R, the names of the secondary sources will remain correct
- TuneToTarget: The measurement time is displayed in seconds again
This update focuses on resolving known issues and extending compatibility with additional devices.
Added Devices:
- Added support for MATCH UP 8DSP MK2
- Added support for MATCH UP 8BMW MK2
- Added support for MATCH UP 6DSP MK2
This update focuses on update focuses on implementing TuneToTarget and fixes minor issues.
TuneToTarget – Assisted EQ Calibration:
- New TuneToTarget algorithm to simplify and accelerate the acoustic tuning of multichannel audio systems
- Partially automated tuning process based on acoustic measurements
- Automatic EQ adjustment of individual channels to match a predefined target curve
- Automatic output level adjustment to compensate efficiency differences between speakers
- Moving microphone measurement method to capture the acoustic behavior at the listening position
- Provides a fast and well-balanced baseline tuning
Operating modes
Easy Mode
- Requires Linkwitz crossover filters with –24 dB/Oct. and matching frequencies (except subwoofer)
- Automatically equalizes all channels except the subwoofer
- Fixed 1/6 octave measurement resolution
Advanced Mode
- Free selection of crossovers
- Subwoofer equalization supported
- Adjustable measurement resolution (recommended: 1/6 octave)
- Intended primarily for professional users
Notes
- TuneToTarget is not a fully automatic tuning system
- Technical knowledge and proper system preparation required
- Result provides a baseline tuning, not a finalized high-end setup
- For best results, we recommend professional tuning by a certified specialist dealer
- Further details are available in the DSP PC-Tool help menu
Update:
- ACO Update: The ACO firmware is increased to version 26
Improvements:
- RTA: Backend improvements have been made to further improve measurement accuracy
Usability:
- ACO: DSP sound setups are no longer deleted during ACO updates unless a DSP firmware update is required
Bug Fixes:
- AMPLIFY 206 DSP: Signal detection issues have been fixed
- BRAX DSP: Fixed a bug where signal detection events could be dropped while the PC-Tool was connected
- CONDUCTOR: Resolved an issue where the Tone Control could malfunction if a setting was created in Demo Mode and later loaded onto the DSP. To correct the configuration, the setup must be reloaded using the PC-Tool.
- Input EQ: General stability fixes and improved UI consistency
- General: Minor fixes and performance optimizations
This update focuses on resolving known issues.
Bug Fixes:
- Advanced Import Manager: Fixed an issue where importing EQ settings from other presets or via REW could cause limited functionality in individual EQ bands
- Equalizer: EQ bands are now reordered correctly when disabling AutoSort
- OptimizeEQ: Resolved an issue that could affect the operation of individual EQ bands when using OptimizeEQ
This update focuses on resolving known issues.
Bug Fixes:
- AISA: Averaging is now also reset by changes to the time alignment
- OptimizeEQ: Fixed a bug with OptimizeEQ
- REW Import: Fixed an issue when importing from the clipboard
This update focuses on resolving known issues.
Bug Fixes:
- Advanced Import Manager: Fixed an issue where importing EQ settings from other presets or via REW could cause limited functionality in individual EQ bands
- Equalizer: EQ bands are now reordered correctly when disabling AutoSort
- OptimizeEQ: Resolved an issue that could affect the operation of individual EQ bands when using OptimizeEQ
This update focuses on resolving known issues.
Bug Fixes:
- AISA: Averaging is now also reset by changes to the time alignment
- OptimizeEQ: Fixed a bug with OptimizeEQ
- REW Import: Fixed an issue when importing from the clipboard
This update focuses on resolving known issues and extending compatibility with additional devices.
Added Devices:
- Added support for HELIX AMPLIFY 206 DSP
- Added support for MATCH UP 4DSP
TuneEQ 2.0:
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The refined algorithm delivers even more precise and reliable matching to the selected target curve. Automatic equalization now achieves a clearly more audiophile result, with improved clarity and detail—especially in the high frequencies.
The increased algorithmic complexity may require slightly longer processing time depending on the computer, but the audible gains in accuracy make it well worthwhile.
Usability:
- RTA: Added a new PC-Tool configuration option to enable or disable “RTA – Always on Top”
- Timemachine: Added the ability to create a timestamp by clicking the clock icon
Bug Fixes:
- Loading / Importing:
- Prevents VCP from being disabled when loading legacy setups without VCP
- Importing now automatically selects Band 1 as the starting band
- Setup Notes: A wider range of characters are now supported
This update implements the AutoSetup feature, several usabilty and workflow optimizations and fixes a few issues.
Update:
- ACO Update: The ACO firmware is increased to version 25
- Implemented AutoSetup - automatically loads the predefined DSP setup that matches the active source. All sound parameters of that setup are applied - allowing each source to have its own routing, EQs, filters and feature settings.
Usability:
- General: Dialog boxes now remain on top, ensuring smoother workflow
- AISA:
- The average resets automatically when equalizer, time alignment or routing settings are changed
- Memory slot tooltips now show the dB offset value saved with each slot
- TuneEQ parameter input (Frequency and Number of Bands) in the analyzer menu has been optimized for easier operation
- RTA: Memory slot tooltips now show the dB offset value saved with each slot
- Input Gain: Gain adjustments can now be made in precise 0.5 dB steps and the adjustment range has been increased
- Input EQ: All EQ bands now support both High- and Low-Shelf filters
- Virtual / Output EQ: Advanced EQ Mode is now always active, allowing full use of all filter types on every EQ band
- DLC: Dynamic Loudness Control no longer use EQ band 1 of each input channel
- ToneControl / RTC: ToneControl and Remote Tone Control no longer use EQ band 2 of each output channel
- Time Machine: Now generates timestamps only when the setup has actually changed, reducing unnecessary entries
Bug Fixes:
- CONDUCTOR / DIRECTOR: Selected input is now retained after a device restart
- DiSAC V2: Output volume increased by 2 dB for consistent levels with Non-DiSAC and DiSAC V1 systems
- Input Gain: Fixed a bug where input gain adjustments could interfere with main signal detection
- Link Groups: Polarity is now correctly maintained when shifting phase in mixed-polarity groups
- Source Configuration: Source configuration settings are now reliably saved in setup files
- DSP Amplifiers: Corrected an issue where a 3dB signal reduction was applied incorrectly
- HELIX P SIX DSP ULTIMATE: Resolved digital output noise when used with P ONE / P TWO units
This update focuses on improving usability and resolving known issues.
Update:
- AMI Firmware Update: Resolves potential sampling rate mismatches
- ACO Update: The ACO firmware is increased to version 24
Usability:
- DSP PC-Tool Config / Audio Input: AMI & USB PerfectStream configuration allows AMI & USB PerfectStream to always be given priority. This also happens if they are connected while the PC tool is already running. Furthermore, the input volume of the AMI & USB PerfectStream can be automatically set to 100% to avoid measurement errors.
- Device / Info: The device serial number is now displayed
Bug Fixes:
- Startup Screen: The connection process has been optimized to prevent possible misconfigurations
- DLC / RTC: Fixed issues where tonal differences could occure when switching Setups while using DLC/RTC
- Equalizer: Switching between high and low shelf filters is now possible instantly
- Output Mutes: Resolved an rare issue where the outputs remained permanently muted when using all-pass or shelf filters
- Advanced Import Manager: The spin boxes for "EQ starting from Band" and "EQ Num Bands" now work as expected
- HELIX P SIX DSP ULTIMATE: Resolved noise issues on the digital output
- BRAX DSP 96kHz / 192kHz: Resolved an issue where the remote output was disabled
- Fixed some minor issues
This update focuses on resolving known issues and extending compatibility with additional devices.
Added Devices:
- Added support for MATCH UP 10DSP
- Added support for MATCH UP 10DSP - 24V Edition
- Added support for MATCH UP 8DSP
- Added support for MATCH UP 8BMW
- Added support for MATCH UP 6DSP
- Added support for MATCH M 5.4DSP
- Added support for MATCH M 5DSP MK2
- Added support for MATCH PP 86DSP MK2
Bug Fixes:
- RTA:
- Channel Filter Target Mode is now available again as expected
- Fixed issue when selecting the right channel of the USB sound interface
- Subwoofer Volume: The subwoofer volume control now operates independently from the VCP channel name
- BRAX DSP 96kHz / 192kHz:
- Resolved issues with DiSAC
- BEC cards are now configured reliably
- 48 kHz support on the Digital Output Card has been removed to improve compatibility
Improvements:
- REW Import (Input Section): The import functionality now supports the full number of available EQ bands, allowing complete transfer of REW-generated filter settings without band limitations
- REW Import (Input Section): REW filter data can now also be imported directly from a file, providing greater flexibility and easier integration with saved measurement results
Bug Fixes:
- HELIX P SIX DSP ULTIMATE: Resolved an issue where filters on channel A were incorrectly applied, potentially causing unexpected audio behavior
- HELIX M SIX DSP / HELIX M FOUR DSP: Fixed an issue where the output mute switches had no effect
This update focuses on resolving known issues and extending compatibility with additional devices.
Added Devices:
- Added support for HELIX V EIGHTEEN DSP
- Added support for HELIX V EIGHT DSP MK2
- Added support for HELIX M SIX DSP
- Added support for HELIX M FOUR DSP
Bug Fixes:
- HELIX DSP MINI / HELIX DSP MINI MK2: Resolved an issue where enabling subwoofer volume control via remote was not properly retained.
This update includes several improvements, new features, and bug fixes to improve compatibility and usability:
Added Devices:
- Added support for HELIX DSP.3S
- Added support for HELIX DSP.3
- Added support for HELIX DSP MINI MK2
- Added support for HELIX DSP MINI
Improvements:
- Added support for loading standalone CONDUCTOR configurations (
*.afcc) from DSP PC-Tool 5 - Redesigned Time Measurement Dialog (ATM) with optimized layout and improved scaling
- Output level display now works correctly with devices featuring multiple DSP banks (e.g., BRAX DSP channels 7–12)
Bug Fixes:
- BRAX DSP (96 kHz): Fixes a channel mapping issue with Subwoofer 2
- Signal Detection:
- Fixed issue that BEC1 and BEC2 release times influence each other
- Incorrect threshold transfer between USB and Digital input fixed
- Display error when toggling detection resolved
- WiFi Interface Selection: Rare crash when listing WiFi devices fixed
- User Interface: "Setup changed" dialog no longer appears during simple channel switching
This update includes several improvements and additions to enhance device compatibility and user experience:
- Resolved issue with Director communication
- Added support for displaying
*.pct6and*.afpxfiles in the file open dialog - Added support for HELIX DSP PRO MK3
- Added support for HELIX V TWELVE DSP
- Added support for HELIX V TWELVE DSP MK2
