Média de medidas no MLP sem perder a referência de tempo

[Sacenti]

Eu apreciaria uma ajuda para usar o REW para calcular a média de medidas dos meus sub sem perder a referência de tempo.
Eu tenho 6 sub. Fiz 4 medidas por sub em torno do MLP e quero encontrar a curva média de cada sub, mas preciso da referência de tempo média de cada sub para fazer a fusão e carregar os valores dos filtros no DCX.
Qualquer tentativa de média que eu uso através de REW simplesmente perco o delay ... As opções que REW oferece para médias são 3 que eu conheço: média simples de pontos, média vetorial e média com t = 0. Todas essas médias removem o atraso ... Eu uso MSO para achar os filtros, etc ... porque ele mantem os delay das medidas no MLP, o MSO faz bem isso nas é muito trabalhoso e demorado, gostaria de utilizar o REW para fazer a fusão dos sub. Eu só posso usar o REW para a fusão se fizer apenas uma medida no MLP por sub sem perder a referência e tempo.
Eu agradeceria alguma ajuda, conselho de como proceder para fazer a curva média com referência de tempo com o REW.

 

[Sacenti]

I would appreciate some help using REW to average my sub measurements without losing time reference.
I have 6 sub. I made 4 measurements per sub around the MLP and I want to find the average curve for each sub, but I need the average time reference for each sub to merge and load the filter values into the DCX.
Any attempt at averaging that I use through REW simply misses the delay ... The options that REW offers for averages are 3 that I know of: simple point average, vector average and average with t = 0. All these averages remove the delay ... I use MSO to find the filters, etc ... because it keeps the measurement delays in the MLP, the MSO does it well in it is very laborious and time consuming, I would like to use REW to merge the sub. I can only use REW for the merger if I make only one measurement in MLP per sub without losing reference and time.
I would appreciate some help, advice on how to proceed to make the average curve with time reference with REW.

 

[John Mulcahy]

Vector average will retain whatever delays the measurements have, but vector averaging measurements from different positions doesn't necessarily make sense. I would suggest you time align the individual measurements for each sub, vector average the aligned measurements, then reintroduce whatever delay you require by changing t=0 for the averaged result.

 

[Sacenti]

Vector average will retain whatever delays the measurements have, but vector averaging measurements from different positions doesn't necessarily make sense. I would suggest you time align the individual measurements for each sub, vector average the aligned measurements, then reintroduce whatever delay you require by changing t=0 for the averaged result.

 

[Sacenti]

Thanks John for the answer I ask how to introduce this time into the average vector You could point me to the tutorial page I would appreciate it

 

[John Mulcahy]

You can use Set t=0 at cursor or Offset t=0 in the Impulse graph controls to set a time delay shift.

 

[Sacenti]

Consegui realizar a medida vetorial das medições e reintroduzi o atraso - Obrigado pela ajuda imediata John

 

[John Mulcahy]

That's good, well done.