Recent content by Cheyenne Meyer

Oldmics, Thank you for the extremely helpful info. I was somewhat flummoxed by the lack of information on the DSP that was on the cabinets themselves so this is very good info to have. I have downloaded the software as well as the m-Noise test source. Having read the procedure, i agree, it is...

Tony, We do love our building, it is definitely part of the character of our church. As you can probably guess it's a fairly old building, it was originally opened as a silent movie house in Dec. 1920. I've actually been contemplating the topic of acoustic treatments. In some respects it's a...

Thank you all for your replies! @Matthew J Poes Thank you for the link to the paper. I found it's contents to be quite enlightening. I do plan on taking a day soon to take a bunch of measurements throughout the room to get a better idea of where the real problem frequencies are at. My OP was...

My connection scheme is no different then if I was plugging the mic into an interface such as a Scarlett 2i2. My interface simply happens to have 32 ins and 32 outs (as seen by the USB ASIO driver) and is attached to a beefy digital mixing console. I have phantom power on the mic (which is...

Wayne, thank you for your response. Yes, the channels used were reset with no processing on them except for gain. The measurement mic was plugged into the console and sent back to the laptop over the ASIO USB interface. To be honest, except for the boost in the low-end, and a handful of...

This is my first post here and I am new to using REW. I have inherited the responsibilities of "sound coordinator" at my church and I have tasked myself with finding ways to improve the overall quality of the sound (where possible). I thought an easy place to start would be fixing the main EQ...