Hello,
I use REW extensively to measure the loudspeakers I build. Thanks for building such an amazing and great tool. It's used almost every day here.
Recently i spend more time working with the EQ module and it has saved me a great deal of time already.
When applying an x-over or some filters in the EQ window for a given measurement, one can turn on the 'predicted' curve of course. This really helps to model the desired curve. You can save the target curve as a measurement, which is great. It would be amazing if the predicted response can also be saved in to a measurement. If i do this for my woofer and tweeter separately, i can view them in the overlay screen to analyse the x-over point for example.
With this, REW becomes an even cooler tool to model my desired speaker-response. And now for the bonus question, would it be possible to create a combined response from two measurements?
Thanks!
Stefan
I use REW extensively to measure the loudspeakers I build. Thanks for building such an amazing and great tool. It's used almost every day here.
Recently i spend more time working with the EQ module and it has saved me a great deal of time already.
When applying an x-over or some filters in the EQ window for a given measurement, one can turn on the 'predicted' curve of course. This really helps to model the desired curve. You can save the target curve as a measurement, which is great. It would be amazing if the predicted response can also be saved in to a measurement. If i do this for my woofer and tweeter separately, i can view them in the overlay screen to analyse the x-over point for example.
With this, REW becomes an even cooler tool to model my desired speaker-response. And now for the bonus question, would it be possible to create a combined response from two measurements?
Thanks!
Stefan
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