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Hi,
So i've finally got the chance to give everything a good spin on this, it's the easter weekend and plenty of time to mess around. Forgot my charger from work for my laptop but i've got a replacement coming tomorrow and want to be prepared.
I gave this another run today based on the advice that someone on here gave since you can't choose the filters, using the RTA window.
I am completely stuck, my EQ is limited on what i can both change on a decibal level and on the frequencies i can do.
So I don't know what I can do as regard this. I can't seem to find any video that they really explain what to do, it seems a bit waffly, as far as I can tell, it is this:
Measure a frequency range, use the eq to make some filters, try and make sure there isn't too many peaks and dips and that it generally levels out.
However, REW doesn't seem to really help me on here and i need to guess for a lot of it making it a complete waste of time for an expensive calibration microphone.
Can anyone offer me some concrete advice, do I need to get them dsp's mentioned in REW's EQ to get a proper way of making my set up as good as possible?
Any advice/help is greatly appreciated.
James.
So i've finally got the chance to give everything a good spin on this, it's the easter weekend and plenty of time to mess around. Forgot my charger from work for my laptop but i've got a replacement coming tomorrow and want to be prepared.
I gave this another run today based on the advice that someone on here gave since you can't choose the filters, using the RTA window.
I am completely stuck, my EQ is limited on what i can both change on a decibal level and on the frequencies i can do.
So I don't know what I can do as regard this. I can't seem to find any video that they really explain what to do, it seems a bit waffly, as far as I can tell, it is this:
Measure a frequency range, use the eq to make some filters, try and make sure there isn't too many peaks and dips and that it generally levels out.
However, REW doesn't seem to really help me on here and i need to guess for a lot of it making it a complete waste of time for an expensive calibration microphone.
Can anyone offer me some concrete advice, do I need to get them dsp's mentioned in REW's EQ to get a proper way of making my set up as good as possible?
Any advice/help is greatly appreciated.
James.