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Add example of using a target curve
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::
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pip install hifiscan
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pip install -U hifiscan
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The program is started from a console by typing::
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.. image:: images/dali-spectrum.png
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Using a target curve
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Instead of aiming for a flat spectrum, it's also possible to target
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a specific curve. This is done by creating a text file with the target
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curve and importing it with "Corrections... -> Target Curve -> Load".
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Lets use this zig-zagging target curve::
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300 -10
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500 10
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1000 0
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2000 10
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4000 10
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20000 -10
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In the Impulse Response section we see in the lower graph that
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a fit is made to the red line, which is the target curve.
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.. image:: images/target_IR.png
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The impulse with the baked-in target spectrum is exported and imported
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into EasyEffects. In orange is the original spectrum, in red is the target
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and in cyan the reshaped spectrum that tries to follow the target curve:
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.. image:: images/target_spectrum.png
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.. |PyPiVersion| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/hifiscan.svg
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:alt: PyPi
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