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Old 1st January 2013, 08:04 PM   #171
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I don't have REW. What can I show you in HOLM or rePhase?
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Old 1st January 2013, 08:10 PM   #172
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impulse of correction in HOLM

it's must start slowly and finish at a maximum at t=0.
can you show the magnified impulse ?

resulting impulse is a symetrical one when you convolve by hand (C=AxB)

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Old 1st January 2013, 08:20 PM   #173
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I spoke too soon. I do have REW, but can't find the GD display. I'll show you the rePhase impulse in HOLM.
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it's seems to be Ok.

check for last version of REW.(5.01)
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Old 1st January 2013, 08:31 PM   #175
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Will do, thanks.

So you do think this impulse when convolved will correct phase only of my woofer response?
That seems to be what I'm seeing, but could be wrong.
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Old 1st January 2013, 08:41 PM   #176
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So you do think this impulse when convolved will correct phase only of my woofer response?
That seems to be what I'm seeing, but could be wrong.
you're right,only in the lows and for the bass reflex delay.(picture below )
a simple way is to do a 4 feets mic measurement of loudspeaker,extract excess delay,and applied theoritical phase linearizationn for full range.

here's your correction (bass reflex 37 Hz)
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Old 1st January 2013, 10:22 PM   #177
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I don't know John. I just exported the impulse wave from rePhase and plugged it into my player software - JRiver Media Center. I could be that it's upside down, I don't know. Will try to figure it out. I either have convolution turned on or turned off, if that's what you mean.
If you turn the convolution turned on and off I don't think it's a valid comparison. What you need to do is keep the convolution on all the time and change the impluse being processed.
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If you turn the convolution turned on and off I don't think it's a valid comparison. What you need to do is keep the convolution on all the time and change the impulse being processed.
Why is that John?
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OK, but if it's a "perfect impulse" (1 sample on, all others off) it should do nothing, right?
I'll try it.
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OK, but if it's a "perfect impulse" (1 sample on, all others off) it should do nothing, right?
I'll try it.
Why? Because you don't know what the effect of the convolution engine is. Yes a perfect impulse should do nothing but which is why it's a good check on whether the convolution engine introduces any artifacts of its own.
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