Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A free command-line tool to convert EQ filter coefficients from CrossLite to d&b R1 format, saving significant time on multi-zone shows.
**What it does:**
Automatically converts CrossLite EQ export files into R1-compatible RPC files, eliminating manual filter entry. For a 10-zone show with ~10 filters per zone, this reduces what would be 30+ minutes of manual work to just seconds.
**Who it's for:**
- d&b R1 users
- CrossLite users (Windows)
- Engineers managing multi-zone systems
**Download & Setup:**
GitHub repository: github.com/LiveNathan/crosslite-r1-eq
The README includes complete setup instructions, including handling Windows Defender warnings and setting up the system path for easy command-line access.
**Current status:**
This is a functional command-line tool released to solve a real production need. If there's interest, I may develop this into a more user-friendly format (web app or integration with Console Whisperer).
**Questions or suggestions?** Drop them in the comments.
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*Note: This tool exports filters between proprietary formats. While it worked reliably on my recent NYC show, always verify your filter settings before using them in production.*
A free command-line tool to convert EQ filter coefficients from CrossLite to d&b R1 format, saving significant time on multi-zone shows.
**What it does:**
Automatically converts CrossLite EQ export files into R1-compatible RPC files, eliminating manual filter entry. For a 10-zone show with ~10 filters per zone, this reduces what would be 30+ minutes of manual work to just seconds.
**Who it's for:**
- d&b R1 users
- CrossLite users (Windows)
- Engineers managing multi-zone systems
**Download & Setup:**
GitHub repository: github.com/LiveNathan/crosslite-r1-eq
The README includes complete setup instructions, including handling Windows Defender warnings and setting up the system path for easy command-line access.
**Current status:**
This is a functional command-line tool released to solve a real production need. If there's interest, I may develop this into a more user-friendly format (web app or integration with Console Whisperer).
**Questions or suggestions?** Drop them in the comments.
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*Note: This tool exports filters between proprietary formats. While it worked reliably on my recent NYC show, always verify your filter settings before using them in production.*
