karrebarre
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Hey,
I'm very new to all this and so I apologize if none of this makes sense
Right now I'm in the middle of construction of my new music studio and even though there's still ways to go until it's finished, I wanted to try and measure the room to help with decisions down the line.
The measurements were of two 2-way 6 inch studio monitors and an accompanying 8 inch sub. Because the measurements were made a bit om a whim all I had at hand was my flattest condenser mic, a Rode NT1 w/ calibration (yes, perhaps not absolutely optimal...). Anyway, looking at the SPL/Phase graph there seems to be some weird correlation between some aggressive phase shifts and a dip in frequency response (esp. evident around 4k, 12k and 20k).
My question to y'all more experienced than me is whether this is all down to the use of a LDC to do the measurements or if something else might be at play here?
Best,
I'm very new to all this and so I apologize if none of this makes sense
Right now I'm in the middle of construction of my new music studio and even though there's still ways to go until it's finished, I wanted to try and measure the room to help with decisions down the line.
The measurements were of two 2-way 6 inch studio monitors and an accompanying 8 inch sub. Because the measurements were made a bit om a whim all I had at hand was my flattest condenser mic, a Rode NT1 w/ calibration (yes, perhaps not absolutely optimal...). Anyway, looking at the SPL/Phase graph there seems to be some weird correlation between some aggressive phase shifts and a dip in frequency response (esp. evident around 4k, 12k and 20k).
My question to y'all more experienced than me is whether this is all down to the use of a LDC to do the measurements or if something else might be at play here?
Best,