Why the inverse C compensation on your measurements? That would typically only be used when measuring with a C-weighted SPL meter, though if you...
I provided some support for EARS in the latest REW build, including allowing different left and right cal files and automatically calibrating the...
I have added a distortion graph option to Plot harmonics at the harmonic frequency in REW V5.20 beta 3 if anyone would like to experiment with...
Just labelling an axis doesn't work, for percentage figures you need normalised plots. REW gets around that by offering an option for the graph...
REW allows the reference for normalisation to be either the excitation frequency or the harmonic frequency, per the distortion graph control...
That's on the todo list. Choose the option to export the windowed IR and set the left window start where you want the export to start and the...
The measurement of the LCD-2r2 was taken using a miniDSP EARS rig. I generated a 3 cycle 100Hz sine as a WAV file, then used File -> Import ->...
You could use this: https://github.com/avaneev/r8brain-free-src
Looks like fun. Here is a similar thing done with REW's trace arithmetic, also happens to be an LCD-2r2 but measured on EARS. [IMG]
REW will be getting 24-bit support on MacOS in the next beta release. The Faber Acoustical stuff looks very good though.
You are making measurements with 2 sweeps. Multiple sweeps requires precise sample clock alignment, you can't usually achieve that when the input...
That is caused by some form of monitoring being active, the mixing of the signal and the delayed copy creates that characteristic comb filtering....
Just posted V5.19 beta 7, that allows up to 501 slices and a variety of colour schemes for the plot. [IMG]
Latency wouldn't usually be an issue with that kind of setup. You can check by looking on the Scope graph after you make a measurement, that graph...
REW's sample rate is used for input and output, but it cannot control the rate at which devices actually operate. It asks for lines at the...
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