Hello REW Experts,
I am using UMIK-1 for my JBL L5 speakers trying to perform room correction.
I am confused why the filters that are generated are excluding the entire mid range?
The main issue looks to be the target shape. The target is a full range speaker rolling off at 35 Hz, but the response doesn't roll off. That means the target match ends up trying to use EQ filters to produce a high pass response, which they are not at all suited for.
If you change the target to None it should work OK.
why does the measurements from REW look different from measurements from Math Audio?
REW shoes this dip around 53 Hz which MathAudio did not capture. Not sure why.
MacBook Pro, Custom i7 7700k De-lid 2xAsus1080ti GFX, Audirvana Studio, Hang Loose Convolver+FIR, Tone Projects Michelangelo, Pulsar Massive & 8200, LiquidSonics, SoX with Million Tap mod
Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
Sony UBP-X700 /M Ultra HD 4K HDR & PS5
Streaming Equipment
Netgear Nighthawk S8000 Streaming Switch
Lumin U1 Mini Streamer Transport
Streaming Subscriptions
QoBuz Studio Premier, Amazon Prime & Netflix
Front Speakers
Martin Logan ElectroMotion ESL
Center Channel Speaker
Martin Logan Motion C2
Surround Speakers
Martin Logan Motion 4
Surround Back Speakers
Martin Logan Motion 4 (yes, another set of these)
Subwoofers
SVS SB-1000 Pro
Screen
Elite Screens Aeon CLR3 0.8 Gain 103-inch
Video Display Device
Samsung The Premiere LSP7T UST Laser Projector
Remote Control
PrimaLuna, Lumin iApp, Samsung & Yamaha
Other Equipment
Cifte 12AU7 NOS & Genalex Gold Lion Tubes in Pre
ThrowRug, SaddleBlankets, WideBand & Bass Traps...
My guess would be that MathAudio is applying some kind of smoothing to the signal...
What happens if you click the High Resolution radio button in MathAudio...
Or try 1/3 smoothing in REW...
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