Working with the API requires some knowledge on HTTP client and server programming.
For this particular application you have to create a client and a server.
The client is used for sending the API requests.
The server is the receiver for the 'Measurement Subscription' (see REW Manual -...
I hope this can help you get started:
There are two parts:
- Arduino code
- REW-interface.
This is the arduino code:
#define slpPin 4
#define dirPin 2
#define stepPin 3
#define clockwise 0x1
#define counterclockwise 0x0
#define stepsPerDeg 160
#define secPerRot 20
#define delay 20*17.36
const...
That is the Peerless TC7FD00-04 in a prototype. The project is a miniature three-way with listening window optimised performance.
Poster preview:
I was actually surprised by it's raw response.
You have to subscribe (for free) on the medusa project page to download the files.
It is a great little project and thought it would be nice to have it integrated with REW.
I used a single motor driver and with an Arduino Nano, instead of a full CNC-shield. I thought the Gbrl-firmware to be...
I Just wanted to share a quick project using the REW-API
It is a loudspeaker measurement turntable controlled directly from REW (Room EQ Wizard).
As this thread concerns the API-release I mad a new thread in:
AUDIO VIDEO PROCESSING, SETUP & ENVIRONMENT > Official REW (Room EQ Wizard) Support...
Hey everyone!
Just wanted to share a quick project I recently worked on: an automated loudspeaker measurement turntable controlled directly from REW (Room EQ Wizard).
I built this turntable to streamline my loudspeaker measurements and make the process more efficient. With REW's API-control...
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