Not sure what problem you hit; I've used REW with 7.1 output to a Q950A and Q990D. You can find REW compatible frequency sweeps in that post and pink noise files in that post.
I have DUT output going to a digital capture card, with a separate app that's controlling the capture and producing a multichannel WAV file. There's no Windows input device to point REW at. Otherwise I'd have to try writing some code to try to identify the right sections of the timing ref...
Normal playback measurement doesn't work for my odd use case. To analyze a digitally captured LFE channel, I need the timing ref on a separate digitally captured channel, and import of the resulting pair.
I see the Generator supports creating FSAF files, but I don't see a way to perform FSAF analysis on offline recordings. Am I missing something, or is that on the wish list?
If I use a generated sweep like 256kMeasSweep_20_to_20000_-12_dBFS_48k_Float_ref.wav as both stimulus and response for import sweep recording, and then look at the Clarity graph, C20/C50/C80 go off the top of the graph, and Fit to data doesn't help. But Fit to data does work in the Clarity...
Thanks. If I use a generated 128kMeasSweep_20_to_20000_-12_dBFS_48k_Float_ref.wav as both stimulus and response for the import, I also get a high distortion warning, but looking at the resulting phase data, perhaps that's a different problem?
If I mistakenly import an all-zero channel as a sweep recording, a java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException:0 error pops up, prior to the warning that the data is zero and was ignored.
When I import the R channel of the attached stereo wav file as a sweep recording, against a 1MMeasSweep_20_to_20000_-12_dBFS_48k_Float_ref.wav stimulus, I get a warning that the distortion is 73.2%. But when I look at the Distortion graph with % selected, the max seems to be less than 4%. I'm...
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