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I have experimented with recording a sine sweep and playing it back while simultaneously executing a measurement in REW. (There are occasions where I need to measure a system and there is no audio input.) It works OK as long as I don't try to average multiple sweeps. Has anyone else tried...

Hello I use the REW for a while now, and it's fine. But since a while i use matlab for study. I want to try a few sound things in matlab. So i want to export the raw data (recorded data and send data) since the export impulse response is a few steps further… I hope this is possible...

What some songs that you really like for demoing... particularly with good imaging and soundstage? Not only songs that just plain sound good, but some that might challenge the speakers... good deep male voice tracks, good female voice tracks, good jazz tracks, good big bass tracks, tracks with...

Hello all, I'm new to this community, thanks for having me! I'll be posting my 5 initial posts with actual questions. I will soon be downloading REW. I was wondering if it's possible to record a wave file on my Zoom H4n and then import it to REW for analysis. Thanks.

Hey everyone. I have a little bit of an interesting setup. I have my main computer with an avermedia tv tuner that I have setup with my directv D12 receiver box. It is the computer that I do all my work on. Then I have another computer with 3 GB of ram and a 1.8 Ghz Athlon 64 2800 that I want...

Has anybody use one of the MP3 players or other similar device to listen to recorded books? I'm trying to find a device that I can download books into that won't lose the contents when the batteries fail and uses bookmarks to keep track of the location in the book. BTW I'm not pirating anything...

I bought a Pioneer CD recorder a few years ago so I could make CDs of some old analog material I have. I’d like to rip the CDR’s to my computer to clean up the clicks and pops etc. and then burn a fresh disc (I have some music CD-RW’s I’ll use and re-use for my “masters”). So – what’s a good...