Dear Experts,
I use this great REW software for microphone measurments. To do that I use a small 2W most linear Loudpeaker and measure it´s frequency response using the UMIK-1 Microphone. The level is set to 94dBSPL. After that export themasurement data as text file and create a calibration file using this data to linearize the frequency response.
Now take the microphone I want to measure instead of the UMIK-1 and using the claibration file. There frequency response is the response of the microphone. O.K. Not the best and most exact method but it works for me.
Now my question:
The Y-axis is related to the 94dBSPL. Now I want to define the Y-axiy label to say -36dB for the 94dB point. At least it´s simple an other label but I do not find any point how to do that with REW.
Best Regards
Karsten
I use this great REW software for microphone measurments. To do that I use a small 2W most linear Loudpeaker and measure it´s frequency response using the UMIK-1 Microphone. The level is set to 94dBSPL. After that export themasurement data as text file and create a calibration file using this data to linearize the frequency response.
Now take the microphone I want to measure instead of the UMIK-1 and using the claibration file. There frequency response is the response of the microphone. O.K. Not the best and most exact method but it works for me.
Now my question:
The Y-axis is related to the 94dBSPL. Now I want to define the Y-axiy label to say -36dB for the 94dB point. At least it´s simple an other label but I do not find any point how to do that with REW.
Best Regards
Karsten
