Hi all,
This question has probably been brought up before, i'm sorry to bothering you with this - once again.
I've watched some youtube videos from community members here on how to do a measurement of room with REW and UMIK-1 microphone.
The videos i've found contains knowledge on how to use the tool and the effect of doing a proper room treatment, however I can't seem to find a "tool" that says:
- If you are experiencing long decay time in this area - do this treatment.
- If you are experience this other thing - do this treatment
Again, sorry for probably bothering you all with a question that has been reapeated endlessly..
As I mentioned, I've performed a measurement of my Klipsch RP600 MK2 (I know not exactly high end hifi, but it suits my purpose and budget).
Below shows the waterfall graph for the measurement and my questions are highlighted with number 1 to 3.
1. What type of treatment would be best to attack decay time in this range?
2. What type of treatment would be best to attack decay time in this range?
3. If I understand correctly, if I reduce this with EQ I might also reduce decay time as its "overpowering" compared to the other frequencies?
Room measurements are: 6m (19.68inch) length x 4m (13.12inch) width x Ceiling height max 3.8m (12.4 inch).
This is the start of my journey building a room for listnening =)
This question has probably been brought up before, i'm sorry to bothering you with this - once again.
I've watched some youtube videos from community members here on how to do a measurement of room with REW and UMIK-1 microphone.
The videos i've found contains knowledge on how to use the tool and the effect of doing a proper room treatment, however I can't seem to find a "tool" that says:
- If you are experiencing long decay time in this area - do this treatment.
- If you are experience this other thing - do this treatment
Again, sorry for probably bothering you all with a question that has been reapeated endlessly..
As I mentioned, I've performed a measurement of my Klipsch RP600 MK2 (I know not exactly high end hifi, but it suits my purpose and budget).
Below shows the waterfall graph for the measurement and my questions are highlighted with number 1 to 3.
1. What type of treatment would be best to attack decay time in this range?
2. What type of treatment would be best to attack decay time in this range?
3. If I understand correctly, if I reduce this with EQ I might also reduce decay time as its "overpowering" compared to the other frequencies?
Room measurements are: 6m (19.68inch) length x 4m (13.12inch) width x Ceiling height max 3.8m (12.4 inch).
This is the start of my journey building a room for listnening =)