Keith_W
Major Contributor
I wonder if there is a way to incorporate the unechoic data magnitude corrections (since i have them from spinorama.org) to the acourate correction process and the resulting convolution filter. Thinking out loud…
If you are able to obtain the anechoic data in .WAV or .DBL format I am sure I could figure out a way to incorporate it into Acourate's correction process. This is what I would do:
- Determine which freq range you want for room correction, and which you want for speaker correction. I would overlay the obtained anechoic data over the measured data and look to see where they deviate.
- Use SplitNJoin to join the two measurements. Note that this only joins the amplitude measurements, and not the timing measurements.
- There is an Acourate procedure to use separate amplitude and timing measurements and incorporate them into the same correction. See my document for details.