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It seems to be compatible, I have had no issues when taking REW measurements.

So I am doing some EQ for my subs in REW and I have a question, can I leave the Allow narrow filters below 200 Hz box checked? It seem I get a slightly better EQ reading when I leave this box checked, but I’m not certain if it will have a negative impact on my subs. Help please?

Ok well I will be taking some measurements later today and I will report back here and let you know if there are issues with compatibility. Thank you.

@John Mulcahy I just updated my laptop to Windows 11 and I just realized that doing so might affect the settings for running REW. I just got my 4th sub in and need to take measurements but before I do I wanted to see if I can use the same settings I had for Windows 10, or if there are some...

So I would plug that into the headphone jack on my laptop and then I would plug in my subs into the red rca connection?

Would this work?

Would something like this work?

Has anyone here measured a sub in REW that’s connected to a soundbar? I want to make sure I have everything set up correctly in my laptop, when I open REW it only detects 2 channels in ASIO I’m assuming the reason is since it’s only 2.0 soundbar but I have a sub connected to it with the sub out...

So I am wanting to take some measurements of my sub with REW, problem is my sb1000 pro sub is connected to my Denon soundbar that has a sub out connection. When I open up REW it is only recognizing my soundbar in ASIO so two channels only, there is no option for me to select only the sub channel...

@John Mulcahy yes and making the buffer larger indeed does work, I had it set to the default of 512 and then turned it up to 704 per @Bestboy4 recommendation as he was having the same issues, and sure enough the distortion was gone.

@AustinJerry @Bestboy4 it worked! Turning up the buffer to 704 worked! I no longer have those cracking and popping sounds coming from my speakers when measuring with ASIO.

Interesting.. I am plugging my laptop up now to see if increasing the buffer will resolve my issue as well, I will report back shortly.

So I am at a loss as what to do here… I am still getting popping and cracking sounds from my speakers and subs when taking REW measurements using ASIO. I have tried everything I can possibly think of, I even tried using a lower buffer of 256 instead of the 512 in the preferences tab in ASIO but...

What if I tried 16KHz In windows and REW? Or would that mess with umik measurements since it’s sample rate is 48KHz?

Well I checked to make sure windows and REW match up and they are both set to 48KHz, I just haven’t had time to run some sweeps to see if the distortion is still present. I have some time off from work on Wednesday so I’ll run some sweeps then and see if it’s still doing it, I just think it’s...