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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.Thanks to JM.
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.That fixed it John! At the Enhancements tab, there are several enhancements you can select, one of them being 'low frequency protection'...
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.Thanks!
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.Thanks John, that's useful. I'll attack this again in the weekend when I have some time. If the WASAPI (EXCL) doesn't solve it, where...
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No, a common misconception arising from a misunderstanding of how sweep measurements work. The sweep is the stimulus, the mic captures...
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.One idea a friend gave me: I am using the sine sweep test signal. Could it be that the 'dwell time' at the low frequencies is too short...
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.Today's mystery is tomorrows knowledge ;-) Jan
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.I'm not sure what the equipment brand has to do with it? Room is about 10m long, 6m wide, 4.6m heigh. Speakers are in the middle...
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jan.didden replied to the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat.I gave my opinion on your other thread, over here. Yes that sounds similar to what I have. But it doesn't make sense, does it. If the...
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When I EQ my subs (~100Hz xover to ESLs) for reasonable flat response on REW with a UMIK-2, they sound extremely boomy and much too...
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jan.didden posted the thread Lows very boomy when EQ'd to flat in Official REW (Room EQ Wizard) Support Forum.When I EQ my subs (~100Hz xover to ESLs) for reasonable flat response on REW with a UMIK-2, they sound extremely boomy and much too...
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jan.didden replied to the thread Using Logger for voltage levels.OK, I understand. I think I can make this work somehow. Thanks John. Jan
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jan.didden replied to the thread Using Logger for voltage levels.Ahh yes, the acoustic pressure delivered by the measurement mike is 'just' a voltage level, so I can use an oscillator to 'calibrate'...
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jan.didden posted the thread Using Logger for voltage levels in Official REW (Room EQ Wizard) Support Forum.The Logger function for the SPL meter is normally used to log SPL levels, and can be calibrated in dBSpl. I have a need to log voltage...
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