Bernt,
Is there a way to prevent AL from correcting subwoofers above a set frequency? I'm also getting weird results I can't explain.
For example, I set my sub in the measurement window to sweep from 10 Hz to 100 Hz (2 subs in parallel: Drive 0 and 1). AL measures a response all the way to 150 Hz for some reason (harmonics?). In any case, my subs' measured response drops off around 150 Hz. When I compute a filter AL tries to correct the signal all the way up to 300Hz. See below:
I know I can set partial correction on the sub to 100Hz to correct this, but there still seems to be some correction beyond 100Hz, and the 2 drives are treated very differently for some reason:
When I add "use target as EQ in non correction zone", I get the same result:
So in short is there a better way to set a frequency range for the sub to be corrected? And secondly, is there bug somewhere, why are my subs being treated so differently? Happy to send you any of the files you need.
Thanks,
Is there a way to prevent AL from correcting subwoofers above a set frequency? I'm also getting weird results I can't explain.
For example, I set my sub in the measurement window to sweep from 10 Hz to 100 Hz (2 subs in parallel: Drive 0 and 1). AL measures a response all the way to 150 Hz for some reason (harmonics?). In any case, my subs' measured response drops off around 150 Hz. When I compute a filter AL tries to correct the signal all the way up to 300Hz. See below:
I know I can set partial correction on the sub to 100Hz to correct this, but there still seems to be some correction beyond 100Hz, and the 2 drives are treated very differently for some reason:
When I add "use target as EQ in non correction zone", I get the same result:
So in short is there a better way to set a frequency range for the sub to be corrected? And secondly, is there bug somewhere, why are my subs being treated so differently? Happy to send you any of the files you need.
Thanks,