In my previous post, I discussed target curves and gave examples of curves you might want to consider when implementing DSP correction in your sound room.
While the use of full-range target curves is not uncommon, as discussed, there are those who advocate against doing so and would insist that only partial corrections in the bass frequencies up to the Modal+Transition Zones should be applied. There are of course some good reasons for this line of thinking which will be addressed.
As you can see in the comments last time, I had a long discussion with Joe Mariano (aka Joe N Tell) of Magic Beans Audio about his product called True Target. I continued my discussions with Joe via E-mail and he provided access for me to the Pro version which allows export of the curves to Room EQ Wizard in order to have a deeper look under the hood at how the system works.
The picture above was taken right before one of my measurement sessions with Magic Beans highlighting some "tools of the trade" used to perform the tuning.
Let's talk about the Magic Beans* True Target app.
[Standard version regularly priced at US$249 should suffice for the vast majority of users, Pro version US$399 allows up to 128 channels and unlimited daily calibrations.]