Recent content by thothsong

Nice, thanks!

Sorry, I see my mistake now. I didn't clue in to the "+15 others" in the drag animation, to understand that it was dragging all of the measurements, not just the one I clicked on. Seems kinda clumsy to me that I have to clear all selections (which causes them to disappear from the graph), then...

I'm still trying to understand all the details of how groups are supposed to work. I have Make groups from filenames enabled. I open a file with multiple measurements in it, and they appear in a group. I go to All SPL, and expand that group. I then try to left-click-and-drag the first...

Dragging a measurement to rearrange the order doesn't seem to work when it's in a group; is that intentional?

Is there a reason why the Make group from filenames option isn't available in All SPL?

Use a rear port on the AVR, not a front port. It might also be a problem with the adapter; you could look at some alternatives in that post.

Nice!

I'd see if single speaker measurements are stable. Perhaps there's some timing variability between channels that's resulting in sufficient phase shift at upper frequencies to cause their sums to vary?

I'd suggest taking more single speaker measurements, to see if they are stable. Did you use a timing reference for the individual speaker measurements that you summed?

Do you get the same variation when measuring an individual speaker?

Thanks.

With V5.31.1, if in the Measure From REW options you happen to have last set the Output channel to LFE and have a Use LFE end frequency option enabled, and then you switch to Measure From File and take a measurement (of a non-LFE channel, for example), it gets truncated to the LFE end frequency...

Try a 0 degree nearfield measurement (at reduced volume).

Are you measuring nearfield or at distance? 0 degree or 90 degree?

From the Help: The Y axis used for the impulse response can be selected as % FS or dBFS (FS = Full Scale) via a control in the top left corner which appears when the mouse cursor is inside the graph area.