microphone

(August 23, 2024) Owners of Meze Audio’s 99 Classics, 99 NEO, 109 PRO, LIRIC 2nd Generation headphones – or other headphones with dual 3.5mm inputs – now have the option of adding a premium audio accessory: the Boom Mic. Featuring a detachable, omnidirectional microphone encased in a...

What array microphones are supported by REW's multiple simultaneous input monitoring and measuring or, if not actively supported, work with REW for that? I'm especially thinking about array microphones that people often own, such as game console cameras (Kinect for Xbox 360, Kinect for Xbox One...

(June 4, 2021) Welcome to Round Two! This is your second chance to win miniDSP's all-new upgraded UMIK-2 microphone!! Our last UMIK-2 contest identified @Mike-48 as the big winner. If you read the winner's announcement, then you'll remember we revealed several ways to win free entries into...

Hello. I tried to search something, but I always end on how to apply mic calibration file. But I have a DIY microphone made from WM-61E (I don't know if they are original) and USB Omnitronic MM-2USB calibration microphone. I measured both mics and now I would like to make correction file for...

My t.bone MM-1 mic was supplied with a printed frequency response graph: I have successfully turned it into a .csv file using Engauge Digitiser, however, I'm not sure that it's in the right format. The points were entered by hand (not placed on 1/12th octave points or anything) and values...

Hi I am new with REW and just read that a USB-Mic is needed. Is it possible to do the measurements with a real measurement microphone with XLR connections? Many thanks in advance for the answers.

I want to do some audio spectrum analysis on an appliance so I bought a Daytonaudio measurement USB microphone. I hope to use it with the REW to do the analysis. I plugged the USB microphone to my computer and tested the "RTA" and "measure" function in REW. I think they are working and it did...