John Sayers' Recording Studio Design Forum Archive

No problem. Teething troubles are common when using REW for the first time!

I'd check your console to see if you have a "low cut" filter applied by accident on the channels you are using for REW, or maybe there's a low-cut applied to the mic channel, or pre-amp, or some other place.

- Stuart -

Stuart,

Was in the middle of overdubbing some vocals and used the same channel for the test mic. 80 hz high pass button was engaged. Rookie mistake.

I'll send you a link to the new files tomorrow.

On top of that my in-laws are staying with us and they sleep the day away so it may be late.

Mike

Stuart,

Here is the link to the files I just Created.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t6z3pjw0ttacn ... .mdat?dl=0

Let me know if they are OK>

If GIK Acoustics offers what I need I would prefer to just buy them from there.

Mike

Stuart,

Made some adjustments on my own:

Left and Right Monitor- -2db on low, +2 on High

Sub-- turned port Left instead of Front.

Here is a link to the files:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n9gsjqgpyxoe5 ... .mdat?dl=0

Mike

The 2nd post in this thread should be a ‘sticky’ thread in its own right.
A fantastic explanation of the importance of distinguishing problems in time domain from problems in the frequency domain.

Those REW grabs showing the ‘correction’ to the frequency response graph, and the subsequent mangling of the waterfall graph are absolutely priceless. Everyone attempting to grasp an understanding of room treatment should take some time to appreciate the importance of those.

The 2nd post in this thread should be a ‘sticky’ thread in its own right.

Done! (Good idea...)


- Stuart -