I decided to pause that project for now, and I don't know if I will continue to maintain it in the future. I don't completely agree anymore on what I've done or written on the website, and I'm not motivated to update it. But if you still want to use it, I strongly recommend you using the default AutoEQ algorithm: an agressive EQ above 10Khz is completely pointless because of both HRTF and HpTF effects.
Simple website to auto EQ IEMs/TWS, in line with the new standards.
Website: https://webEQ.pythonanywhere.com
One of the following compatible softwares/apps:
- Equalizer APO (Windows, free)
- Wavelet (Android, free)
- Poweramp Equalizer (Android, paid)
- Peace, but only works with peak filters for now, so with Lochbaum's algorithm (Windows, free)
- HQPlayer 4 or 5, via the in-built IIR plugin (Windows/Linus/macOS, paid)
- Moondrop link, supported by AutoEQ's library, the "default" algorithm (Android, free)
- EQ an IEM (and a few headphones) to a given target
- Tweak the EQ to fit your needs
- EQ an IEM to another IEM (click on the |∀・) kaomoji)
- Save and share the EQ you have generated with a permalink (eg. https://webeq.pythonanywhere.com/results/1)
- Pretty embeds on Discord :D
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First, this website is intended for people new to EQ. All EQ profiles are auto-generated, and thus can't be very accurate. You will get better results if you EQ manually, using my "frequency_response" and "targets" repo, along with Listener's 5128 database for example ! (You can vizualize what you are doing, EQ and listen to a song of your choice at the same time etc.)
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Second, lower your excpectations with the IEM to IEM EQ feature: it will NOT sound like the actual IEM, especially in the treble ! Though, you can get a more accurate EQ after manual adjustements
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Last but not least, thanks for using my website, feel free to give me a feedback ! <3