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Exporting to AFMG EASE for further analysis requires the beam .xglc files and the Speaker GLL file for either X1 or X2.

A GLL file is a file type used to store the parameters of a loudspeaker. It contains information such as the model, size, frequency response, impulse response, and other characteristics of the loudspeaker. These files are used in AFMG EASE to accurately represent the characteristics of a particular loudspeaker and are essential for creating realistic simulations of how a sound system will sound in a given environment.

GLL

To add X1 or X2 arrays to your EASE project you can use the provided X1 GLL or X2 GLL available from the HOLOPLOT Plan downloads section, and import the beam .xglc files separately.

EASE Export File Types

HOLOPLOT offers a workflow for migrating system design work from Plan to EASE. This workflow allows you to export each beams from HOLOPLOT Plan as an .xglc file, which can then be imported into EASE for further simulations.

Along with the .xglc files, an .XLD file will be exported per preset layer. The XLD file stores detailed loudspeaker data that aids in modeling the acoustic performance of a sound system within a given environment.

For further simulation in EASE, import both the .XLD and the .xglc files into EASE, along with the GLL file for the module type. The X1 GLL or X2 GLL are available from the HOLOPLOT Plan downloads section.

Exporting to EASE

Once you have created beams in Plan, go to File > Export to EASE and specify a file location. Each beam will be exported as an individual .xglc file, plus one XLD file per preset which can then be imported into EASE.

This export functionality requires EASE 4.4.60 or newer versions.

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