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| REW Forum Ragged sweeps?Discuss Ragged sweeps? in the Equalization | Calibration forum; Ragged sweeps? Are these reasonable? The mains sweep seems really ragged. Do I need to smooth it? Is this because I measured ... |
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| Re: Ragged sweeps? Yes, they’re very reasonable. ![]() Next time, you might want to set your graph for our standard 45-105 range. Helps us compare apples to apples. ![]() Regards, Wayne | ||||
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| Re: Ragged sweeps? Quote:
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| Re: Ragged sweeps? So does everyone get those same kind of wild oscillations? What level of smoothing is realistic? | ||||
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| Re: Ragged sweeps? The crazy response you're seeing is normal for an in-room measurement. It's phase cancellation caused by all the reflections of sound in the room. Most of the measurements you see that are really smooth are probably taken inside an anechoic chamber. -Mike Bentz ~It's all about compromise~ "It's territorial with the soundboard. So you're mixing and some dude comes by spewing opinions and trying to turn knobs. It's akin to going up to an artist and painting over his unfinished masterpiece. You just want to shove your paint brush up his nose and throw the soundboard out the window!" | ||||
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