Twenty filters? That might be part of the problem. No curve needs that many filters.
A bass-only graph would be more helpful – 10-300 Hz.
What is your device for equalizing?
Regards,
Wayne
14 filters are automatically calculated by REW EQ tool, the others are added by me to remove small peaks of 3db above the curve still present after the automatic EQ.
I'm not sure I understand the request, the range 20-300 (my sub goes down only to 20) is already visible in the image above, are you requesting an image of the graph without equalization?
I don't use devices, the filters are applied through Equalizer APO.
I noticed in another thread on another AV forum you use Equalizer APO... It might be nice for you to give us the full rundown on all the hardware and software us are using, how your sub is integrated into your system and the dimensions of the room...
If you have the time and want to try something a little different, grab yourself the newest version of REW and try this method by one of our members here at AVNirvana, Serkan Gür...
The step by step guide is at:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17BwTGv933w4id3B3PFHy2zjyijtgZLDX/view and the video, REW (Room EQ Wizard) tricks: Convolution with Inversion (no EQ filters) at:
The premise is always the same, I'm just some random guy who wants to listen to music while liking what I hear, so I have 0 technical audio knowledge.
My listening position is primarily a gaming PC setup, so I have my desk centered on the room with the pc monitor on top and the two speakers to the sides, the subwoofer is placed on the floor behind the desk roughly 2m away in front of me, centered.
The gear I'm using is:
・A pair of studio monitors
Kali LP6-v2
・Subwoofer
SVS SB-1000 Pro
・an interface to control the volume
Behringer UMC-22
・for measuring,
REW with
umik-1
・for applying the EQ,
Equalizer APO
The interface is connected to my PC through USB and it's output goes to the input ports of the subwoofer, while the output ports of the subwoofer go to the Kalis.
I can follow clear instructions and video tutorials even if I don't understand what I'm doing or why, so if I have your help, I think this can be solved.
Below is a top view image of my room. In yellow are shown 5 homemade absorption panel hanged to the wall, they are 120 cm x 60 cm x 18cm filled with rockwool, so more treatment is out of the question because I have no more money for it :\
Finally, I've watched that video tutorial you linked and I would like to try it, the problem is that it doesn't mention anything about subwoofers so even if I do that for the speakers alone then I don't know how to properly integrate the sub in it and I would mess everything up.
If I am to follow a tutorial, I kind of need one that has a 2.1 setup in mind.
I really need to stress the fact not only I have 0 technical audio knowledge, but I don't think I'm smart enough to understand 90% of it even if you where to explain to me everything, so I can't simply take what's shown in the tutorial and go from there filling the gaps to make it all work, I really need a tutorial that has the subwoofer in mind as well.