Ok, so I've been using REW to create IRs for guitar cab emulation for a few years now. Recently I decided to try and update to 5.20.9 to add the option of timing reference to make blending microphones correspond more to the real world so that I can creatively phase cancel some frequencies by using the actual mic positions when summing two IRs.
I'm doing these in quite large bunches, so the added benefit of Export all IRs as WAV has been an exciting one as well.
The issue I'm running to is that I'm getting a constant , roughly 4080 (at 48kHz) sample delay in all of my IR WAV exports regardless of the time and IR window parameters I set in REW. Or in other words, the exported IR WAV file has an empty space of roughly 4080 samples, before the peak. This of course creates an unwanted pre-delay that in a playing context is impossible to use. And I'd have to manually shorten the start time, which is far more of an incovenience than the added benefit of time reference.
I'm by no means a pro at REW, but this issue only came after the update. And I've no such issue with previous versions.
I would love to know if I'm doing something wrong, or if this could be a bug or a feature.
Thanks!
I'm doing these in quite large bunches, so the added benefit of Export all IRs as WAV has been an exciting one as well.
The issue I'm running to is that I'm getting a constant , roughly 4080 (at 48kHz) sample delay in all of my IR WAV exports regardless of the time and IR window parameters I set in REW. Or in other words, the exported IR WAV file has an empty space of roughly 4080 samples, before the peak. This of course creates an unwanted pre-delay that in a playing context is impossible to use. And I'd have to manually shorten the start time, which is far more of an incovenience than the added benefit of time reference.
I'm by no means a pro at REW, but this issue only came after the update. And I've no such issue with previous versions.
I would love to know if I'm doing something wrong, or if this could be a bug or a feature.
Thanks!