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| REW Forum What am I looking at?Discuss What am I looking at? in the Equalization | Calibration forum; What am I looking at? This was one test.
This is the second.
What am i looking at.
I have a mac book pro running ... |
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| Re: What am I looking at? i'm going to be of absolutely ZERO help.....but i'm going to be running REW with the radio shack spl meter and either a macbook or imac soon. REW doesn't seem to mesh well with Macs....but i'll be watching this thread. thanks for posting the question....and good luck with the answer! matt | ||||
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| Re: What am I looking at? I find REW works very well with the MacBook Pro. I am a very new user of REW and after some trial and error got REW up and running with the internal line in. I will try to post a detailed primer in the next few days which should help. :P | ||||
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| Re: What am I looking at? The first plot looks like a loopback measurement made with the SPL Meter set as C weighted, which is why it rises at lower frequencies as REW compensates for the C weighting. If you were to uncheck the C weighted SPL meter box on the mic/meter settings page you would find that loopback measurement becomes flat. The second plot looks like a good frequency response measurement of your subwoofer (congratulations ) with perhaps some contribution from your main speakers, depends how you have connected to your system, through your receiver (recommended) or directly to the sub. | ||||
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