Im a bit puzzled with the reading of the "soundcard calibrated" measurements.
The non-calibrated one makes more sense for me (especially for this setup).
Its from a normal UK room (built 150years ago?!), no treatment etc with two HM80 Yamaha monitors, no good placement..nothing (mic around 170cm away). I was just testing the PRM1 Mic and the Focusrite card.
How do you read a measurement like this? the calibration 'correction' make it flat.. ?!?!
Thanks
The non-calibrated one makes more sense for me (especially for this setup).
Its from a normal UK room (built 150years ago?!), no treatment etc with two HM80 Yamaha monitors, no good placement..nothing (mic around 170cm away). I was just testing the PRM1 Mic and the Focusrite card.
How do you read a measurement like this? the calibration 'correction' make it flat.. ?!?!
Thanks
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You have saved a room measurement as a soundcard calibration. The soundcard calibration should be a measurement of a loopback connection from soundcard output to input, not an acoustic measurement. Soundcard calibration isn't needed for most interfaces, but it is a good way to pick up any monitoring that is active (which makes the measurements incorrect).
Ha!!! very silly mistake!
I have multi-Ins and outs so I used a extra one for the loopback, but I didnt select the correct one... So the mic was doing all the work! heheh
Thanks a lot!
I have multi-Ins and outs so I used a extra one for the loopback, but I didnt select the correct one... So the mic was doing all the work! heheh
Thanks a lot!
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