Hi Axel,
In the field of DSP, I always considered Mitch, the Canadian blogger who has written this small ebook: https://www.amazon.com/Accurate-Sound-Re...curate+dsp which I Highly recommend, as a reference.
Here is what he is writing about measurements:
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I always followed his methodology with a lot of success and consider, as Mitch, that pointing the mic toward the speakers is the best way to do. What is of major importance is to set-up a reflection free zone (move the furniture out of the zone you are measuring).
In the field of DSP, I always considered Mitch, the Canadian blogger who has written this small ebook: https://www.amazon.com/Accurate-Sound-Re...curate+dsp which I Highly recommend, as a reference.
Here is what he is writing about measurements:
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[/img]I always followed his methodology with a lot of success and consider, as Mitch, that pointing the mic toward the speakers is the best way to do. What is of major importance is to set-up a reflection free zone (move the furniture out of the zone you are measuring).
