posting graphs done in REW

Wiz_Oz · 23rd September 2009

I would like to post some graphs of my room, now I am adding the treatment...

Is there a standard that is used...what settings would people like to see?

thanks in advance

Cheers

Wiz

Ethan Winer · 23rd September 2009

There are standards, but it depends on the type of graph. Whatever you do, set the scales to show a usable range. For example, a response graph where the vertical is 30 dB per division is not useful.

Likewise for waterfall plots that show such a short time span that you never see the decay fall "through the floor" so to speak.

These articles show the types of graphs we'd like to see:

Using ETF
All About SPL Meters
Early Reflections

--Ethan

Wiz_Oz · 23rd September 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ethan Winer

There are standards, but it depends on the type of graph. Whatever you do, set the scales to show a usable range. For example, a response graph where the vertical is 30 dB per division is not useful.

Likewise for waterfall plots that show such a short time span that you never see the decay fall "through the floor" so to speak.

These articles show the types of graphs we'd like to see:

Using ETF
All About SPL Meters
Early Reflections

--Ethan

thnks Ethan...great articles...

back soon with some graphs...

cheers

Wiz

Wiz_Oz · 23rd September 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ethan Winer

There are standards, but it depends on the type of graph. Whatever you do, set the scales to show a usable range. For example, a response graph where the vertical is 30 dB per division is not useful.

Likewise for waterfall plots that show such a short time span that you never see the decay fall "through the floor" so to speak.

These articles show the types of graphs we'd like to see:

Using ETF
All About SPL Meters
Early Reflections

--Ethan

thnks Ethan...great articles...

back soon with some graphs...

cheers

Wiz

23rd September 2009	#1
Wiz_Oz Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2009 Posts: 228 Thread Starter 1 Review written	posting graphs done in REW I would like to post some graphs of my room, now I am adding the treatment... Is there a standard that is used...what settings would people like to see? thanks in advance Cheers Wiz __________________ www.ozlandmusic.com

23rd September 2009	#2
Ethan Winer Gear Guru Joined: Oct 2002 Location: New Milford, CT, USA Posts: 12,334	There are standards, but it depends on the type of graph. Whatever you do, set the scales to show a usable range. For example, a response graph where the vertical is 30 dB per division is not useful. Likewise for waterfall plots that show such a short time span that you never see the decay fall "through the floor" so to speak. These articles show the types of graphs we'd like to see: Using ETF All About SPL Meters Early Reflections --Ethan __________________ Ethan's audio book is now available!

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