For my clarification.
The SPL appears to be kept in the MDAT file and is not stored in an exported .WAV file. Is that correct ?
I just ran a test by exporting the REW generated product to .WAV file in both SPL and dbFS modes.
Bringing the 2 .WAV files back into REW, loses the extra SPL...
Novice question. What is the difference between SPL and dbFS ?
When I externally multiply 2 signals and then compare the product against the Arthmetic multiply function in REW, everything (excluding noise floor) appears to be identical except for the SPL display.
In the first image, the brown...
Hope this helps someone.
Here is an updated script that slices, dices, indents, aggregates and merges 2 stereo REW YAML files into a copy of your CDSP config file in the appropriate 3 sections (aggregate filter definitions, pipeline filter names list for entire left channel and pipeline filter...
Thanks John, but that appears to cause the same issue when merging with the other arguments such as the channel identifier.
I will make a sed script to do the indentions and extractions and then read the files into the appropriate sections with vi. Too bad YAML doesn't have #include "filename"...
FWIW, I get spacing errors when importing the pipeline section of CamillaDSP 2.0.3 Biquds. All of the individual Biquad names need to be spaced over to the right by 2 spaces.
Other than that, they appear to be working properly.
The following section needs further indention.
pipeline...
Thanks, have it working with the "IR windows" option. It appears much more as expected for 32-bit.
The only variance remaining are the 3 different floors which is the least of my concerns.
Plot using 1/48th octave smoothing to get rid of the hash.
FWIW, I have been using the drag-n-drop for the XO .wav files.
Changing the windowing algo got rid of the oscillations, but still have the knee kicking out to the right.
Will search for the other settings window under the new version. Still finding my way around the new layouts.
Thanks for...
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