If you low pass a response, the IR peak "Ref" flag does not update in the low passed measurement, it just carries over from the original measurement. Is this expected behavior?
That's exactly the answer I needed. I adjusted the code to cycle through the SW responses being combined and use the aggregate max IR window for the combined response. Solved the issue I was having. 👍
Running into a strange issue with 105 - delays are not being applied to measurements when they are being summed.
In this example SW20 was delayed by -1ms, and the predicted graph shows a lot more output. However, clicking on "Aligned sum" produces the purple graph which does not match. When...
Edit: I see it's already been reported. Please ignore.
Minor bug - from All SPL tab if you right click on a measurement from the left panel and rename, the name doesn't update in the graph view label until you deselect and reselect that measurement
This is what it does, regardless of how many .txt files I have selected. Maybe one time it allowed me to drop, but all other times it just bounces back.
Keep smoothing the responses after making changes. When exporting, make sure you are using smoothing of the measurement. All of the curves I made this way are smooth looking.
One trick that I use is put skeleton points in a txt file and then import into REW. Smooth 1/1 and exporting gives me a smooth shape I can use as a house curve.
Example skeleton points-
10 5
50 5
150 0
1500 0
15000 -3
24000 -3
You can add more points and get creative with the shape. This is the...
With this mdat - 21AUG2025_REW -12.00dBFS_AVR MV -16.0dB_7 POSITIONS SEAT DOWN_Base.mdat
When you hit sort, it only partially sorts. You have to click the sort button a second time for it to finish sorting it properly.
You should be able to right click on the measurement on the left and select offset t=0 directly for that measurement. Right clicking on the graph and selecting offset t=0 seems to automatically select the last selected measurement.
I should've clarified, the target is the response that's called "final". In the mdat it's leveled to 75db but here's the text file I have been using.
But the last section of your message is very helpful. Seems like I will need to play around with the speaker type parameters before asking REW to...
Yeah those are also being kept the same. The script creates a b&k like room curve if user provides no house curve. If it gets a house curve, it disables the room curve.
I think I know what the issue is…since the speaker type is none, I think it’s expecting the target and the SW response to line...
So the speaker type is set as None instead of “Full Range” or “Bass Limited” or “Subwoofer”. The equalizer type is also “Generic”. At the beginning of my code, these values are set to both the default EQ and the measurements/id/eq. Here’s the part of the code that’s doing it -...