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| Now this isn't right... I have come back to Rew after a fair few months bsense and I just know I am doing something wrong... I am using Vista 32 Ultimate and an X-Fi Extreme Gamer sound card with a Radioshack SPL meter. I have the latest drivers and the correct cal file for my meter. Sub is SVS PB12 Ultra. I have set levels and created a cal file for my sound card. After muh trial and error it seems only the 'What U hear' input under Recording in the Vista Sound control panel will allow you to create a cal file without all that horrid feedback. When i measure I get the follwing graph which is obviously complete rubbish. I hope I am just doing smething stupid and you can help as i amtearing out what little hair i have left... The red line is supposed to be my room measurement... | |||
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| Re: Now this isn't right... Ok, I see what is going on now... the 'What U Hear' input is not an external input at all so the SPL meter isn't even in use. Looks like the X-Fi is no good for this job then as all other inputs give a load of feedback and monitoring cannot be trurned off to the best of my knowledge... ![]() | |||
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I can't imagine that you can't turn of monitoring....... ![]() brucek | ||||
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| Re: Now this isn't right... I have XP on a dual boot and have found the 'turn monitor off' setting which is only available in 'Audio Creation Mode' or whatever it is. It looks like a mixing desk and is beyond me what everything does.... Anyway i managed to get some where with it but desoite setting all my levels at 75db on the Processors test tones when I try to measure the sub in Rew it is something like 30db quieter than the input... I need to fiddle more but not today, I have brain fry. I don't remember it being this hard to setup last time i used it (previous version). ![]() Adam | |||
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