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1. Download and install the latest version of JRiver Media Center found here.

2. Download and install the latest u-BACCH Plug-In. Can be purchased here.

3. Open JRiver Media Center and add u-BACCH to your plug-ins.

   1. Go to Player->DSP Studio [or simply Ctrl + D]

      

   2. Click on “Manage Plug-ins…” on the bottom left side of the DSP Studio window

   3. Select “Add JRiver, VST, or Winamp Plug-in…”

      

   4. Allow JRiver to make changes to your device

   5. Navigate to the VST3 file installed during the u-BACCH installation process. The 64-bit u-BACCH VST will be at “C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\BACCH Laboratories\uBACCHaudio.vst3”. The 32-bit one will be the same except starting with “Program Files (x86)”

   6. Select the uBACCHaudio.vst3 and click open

4. If added correctly, uBACCHaudio will show up in the list on the left side of the screen

   

5. Click uBACCHaudio to bring up the u-BACCH tuning window. Click the check mark next to uBACCHaudio to activate u-BACCH and add it to your audio processing path.

6. To tune u-BACCH, you must play some sort of audio to initialize playback in JRiver. Import any media file into the player, click play, then go to “Player->DSP Studio”, click “uBACCHaudio” from the column on the left side of the screen, click “Tuning”, select “L” or “R” to hear white noise on the left and right speakers respectively. Adjust the u-BACCH Angle as desired and click “Confirm”.

   

7. To remove u-BACCH plug-in from your audio path, simply un-check the box next to uBACCHaudio in the DSP Studio window. To uninstall the u-BACCH plug-in from JRiver Media Center, click “Manage Plug-ins…->uninstall->uBACCHaudio”.

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Tuning u-BACCH with JRiver

1. Import any audio file into JRiver and click play. Ensure audio is working.

2. With audio playing, go to Player->DSP Studio->uBACCHaudio to open uBACCH interface.

3. In the uBACCH interface, select “Tuning” and click “L” or “R”. This will start playing pink noise on the left or right speaker respectively. [Note: audio must be playing to allow pink noise to start. The pink noise will override the audio playing from the selected track.]

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