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Ssm52 replied to the thread request for interpretation of measurements.Your measurements look normal for most rooms. By and large everything is fine. I would find out why there is a peak at 4 kHz. At 70 Hz...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread Problems with quasi anechoic measurments.If there's a lot of noise in those first 2ms, it's not good. If you don't care about precise measurements, you can skip a lot of...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.John Mulcahy, Did I understand your answer correctly? https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/rew-api-beta-releases.12981/post-106060
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Ssm52 replied to the thread Atmos files no longer work.Ok. Thanks.
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Ssm52 replied to the thread Atmos files no longer work.?
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Ssm52 replied to the thread Atmos files no longer work.Is this conclusion from your own observations? John recommends 256k, I tried all the options myself and settled on 512k. And the second...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.This is good. A non-inverted measurement signal is supplied to one input, I feed the second input through an input signal splitter and...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.I'm trying to figure out what the electrical connection should look like to do this. There is an input for a signal, there is an input...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.Thank you. It's clear.
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Ssm52 replied to the thread What is the most meaningful way of measuring frequency response? L+R, average of the two channels, or something else?.Yes. Load two measurements into REW, Overlays, Impulse. One of the latest updates introduced the Time align function, which can be seen...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.Thanks for the answers. Your third answer concerns the measurement of electrical signals, but acoustic measurements can also be carried...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread REW Beta Release REW API beta releases.John Mulcahy, hello. A few questions. I have several measurements. I processed one of them in the equalizer window and saved the...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread What is the most meaningful way of measuring frequency response? L+R, average of the two channels, or something else?.Yes. To be completely correct, you need to change the sub's time (its t=0) to the value that was obtained by adding L and R. If L had...
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Ssm52 replied to the thread What is the most meaningful way of measuring frequency response? L+R, average of the two channels, or something else?.The correct way is to measure each channel separately. And the subwoofer separately. From one point in space, for example from the...
