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My speakers have this from the manufacturer. Is it possible to override this or maybe I have to do this manually

Also I noticed that I need to have two files for stereo plugin on some of these types of plugins, I’m thinking I should make measurements of both speakers then maybe correct them individually to the target. I’m not sure if it’s best to use two mono signals for both left and right

Is there a settings that produces the best results, some of these impulses plugins have various settings I’m not sure if a setting that makes the use more reliable like length, pre delay, crossfeed etc

I noticed there is a option for exporting the corrected filters as a impulse response, is it a effective way to play back with correction as to using the EQ settings, I find the eq settings to be kind of time consuming plus I tested the differences and the impulse file does give me about the...

im not sure why but when I measure my setup, it does not correct anything below about 100hz, it seems to always bypass that region, im not sure why. also I notice that when it adjusted the room modes, it doesn't clean it up as much as when I did it manually in the past, I guess certain problem...

So does the level of the sweep be -20. I see some people use -12 what is the recommended level for music mixing calibration. 85 SPL is too loud for me so I go for about 74 SPL. What should the sweep level be

With my studio monitors with audio interface when calibrating levels with SPL reference level so I turn down my studio monitors all the way down and or put them at half way snd my audio interface all the way down then adjust until it hits the SPL I want etc

If I wanted to calibrate at 85 SPL. For the correction should I also set it to 85 SPL or use the suggestion setting in rew even if it’s not 85 SPL

Do many people use a house curve, o saw a video that when a frequency is flat it can sound louder due to room modes but doesn’t rew correct them

Most of the time speakers in a room left abs right don’t have the exact same response. When using rew for corrections, should I fix the frequency balance from left and right then tackle the general room correction

how does REW correct room modes, does it just turn them down, or is more processing involved.

many room correction software software creates multiples samples from various positions in the listening position, do these types of arrangements help with higher frequencies well. I've heard with REW its good to do multiple measurements in the listening position to get a average response...

I recently found about how mics have internal noise, some are different then others, have others tried the Dayton elm-6 for REW, is it any good, some say its a noisy mic some say its great. while other pics dont provide a calibration file and some do. I found a website or documentation that...

yes that's what I mean, I measure each speaker to 71 to get to 74. before what I did was measure both to the recommended level each speaker but combined it will be even louder then that.

oh ok, and what are sone of the downsides of correcting full range/higher frequencies do many just correct the low end or up to 500hz.