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[BayensF]

Hi

Would it be possible to have a HP Filter of 6dB? This can be used to compensate for room gain. Setting it at 80Hz can do the job.

[cristig]

I need also a 6db/octave option to correct for open baffle loss. I did this using notch filters (adjust a frequency) but a first order filter would be better.

[mwillems]

+1 for first order filters and other crossover filters as well (3rd order, different slopes).  

OP, for now, you can also use JRiver's high and low shelf filters to offset room gain or baffle step (which is what I do currently) so long as your curve doesn't need to be very steep (JRiver's shelves don't do a steeper Q than 1).

[Matt]

Next build:
NEW: Added a 6 dB/octave mode for high and low pass filters in Parametric Equalizer.

[mwillems]

Next build:
NEW: Added a 6 dB/octave mode for high and low pass filters in Parametric Equalizer.

Aces!  Thanks a million Matt.  That opens up a bunch of options.

[BayensF]

Next build:
NEW: Added a 6 dB/octave mode for high and low pass filters in Parametric Equalizer.

THANKS! Matt.