Hi @John Mulcahy,
Two questions from my side:
Is it possible to allow for longer measurement names? Often during an import these will be trimmed to 26 or so characters. I know it's not a trivial task since this might affect backwards compatibility of mdat files and cause some nasty graphical...
Hi John,
Do you think it would make sense to add these two features?
- Having ability to manually set the SPL calibration constant (overriding the default 120 dB SPL). In my case I'm often extracting IR's created using "import sweep recordings", which were measured using audio chain with a...
1. Ability to adjust the gain of the underlying IR
One particular use case for me is when measuring room IR's. First I take the speaker measurement in anechoic chamber at 1m (followed by fixing the level and equalisation). Then I take the setup to a real room to conduct measurements. What I get...
Hi John, thank you for making REW such an amazing tool! I love the recent additions of importing sweeps whilst preserving relative IR delays, IR overview window and the easy IR export option from "All SPL" window!
I've got a couple of suggestions which I hope you might consider adding in the...
Sadly, I noticed it only yesterday evening. I did also notice that similar error happens when MP Impulse Response is selected during WAV export. Not sure if it’s related.
Many thanks for looking into that!
Hello,
I noticed that when trying to generate a minimum-phase IR there is an error.
It occurs in REW 5.20 RC2 & RC3 (running on MacOS).
The error message:
REW V5.20 running JRE 1.8.0_252-release 64-bit on OS X 10.16, en, , UTF-8 at 127 DPI
Message:
java.lang.NullPointerException
Stack...
I am using REW 5.20 b29 on Windows machine. I've noticed that when measurement sweep is being saved to the file, it contains incorrect start and stop frequencies.
For example, when setting it the range to 1 kHz - 8 kHz and saving the wav file, the actual range is extended to 500 Hz - 16 kHz. Is...
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