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REW ForumDiscuss Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments in the Equalization | Calibration forum; Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments Pardon the amateur question!! I have some fabric that I hope to use as drapes and to cover my acoustic ... |
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| Pardon the amateur question!! I have some fabric that I hope to use as drapes and to cover my acoustic treatments (bass traps and broadband absorption traps). I was hoping I could use REW to take some readings with and without the fabric covers on my treatments to see whether the fabric is hampering absorption (I exepct, if there is a problem, it would be with mid and high frequencies). So, I was thinking i could take some one REW measurement with the fabric covers on my treatments and one measurement with the fabric covers removed and look for any major differences? I am assuming I would use a measurement reading something like 0Hz start frequency and 20,000Hz end frequency? Does my plan sound reasonable? Thanks. | ||||
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| Re: Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments Quote:
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| Re: Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments 3KHz = 30,000Hz, correct? When I try to set my end frequency to 30,000Hz on the measure screen, it automatically changes to 20,000Hz when I tab to the next setting. Something that I am doing wrong? Does the rest of my plan make sense? Thanks! | ||||
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| Re: Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments k=1000. 3kHz=3,000Hz. | ||||
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| Re: Use REW to test fabric for acoustic treatments Vapor lock of the brain. It happens. | ||||
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