1) Use OCAs Extract All Measurements MQX script from his Audyssey A.R.T video
2) Rename the extracted measurements to follow MultEQ App naming convention, otherwise A1 will throw an error about Channel IDs. Eg. C0, C1, C2, C3, FL0, FL1, FL2, etc. All extracted channels should have a *-0 measurement.
3) Use the different forums to find a posted .ady file. Load that into JSON editor and change TargetModelName to your receiver model. Check to make sure the DetectedChannel matches your system layout. Delete or duplicate as necessary to match your system. Change names to correct channel names. Eg. FL, C, FR, SLA, SBA, SW1, SW2, etc
4) Save that as a blank .ady file on your computer and load it into the Audyssey One script.
5) Load your extracted - and renamed - MEQx measurements into REW beta, remove mic cals, load prefered target curve (eg. Harman, Toole, etc), and start Audyssey One
6) Extract the filters from REW. They will be named with the corresponding channel name. (Note: NOT the ones with final in the name). Extract speaker measurements 10-24000, 48 resolution, no smoothing. SW channel 10-250, use resolution of measurement, no smoothing.
7) Open MEQx and select Create New Calibration so as not to have any mic measurements in the calibration.
7) In MEQx design target curve tab, import Target curve for each channel including SW. NOTE: I ran A1 twice: first w/ Harman 6dB curve and second w/ Toole and loaded the Harman filters to Reference and the Toole filters to Flat so I could A/B between the two.
8) In MEQx calibration settings tab, Input the A1 generated distances and channel levels. Make sure to update Bass Management to small 80 hz (or preferred crossover)
9) Listen and compare. Try it with Dynamic EQ on and off.