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The file seems to have 3 columns of numbers. The first appears to be freq., the second I don't know and the third I speculate is the dB compensation?. I ask because I seem to have a huge hump in my test data above 10 kHz and my OM cal file (.omm file ext.) has the following above 10 kHz for the third column: 10442, 1.3383, -32.32 11387, 1.0382, -35.81 12418, 0.7023, -38.86 and so on. Certainly my 'hump' isn't 30+dB high. It's more like 10 dB. I've run parallel tests with my HOM software and my Behringer ECM6000 cal. mic and don't get that hump. HELP!???
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Re: How to read Omni-mic V2 calibration file?
I don't know for sure, but my best guess is that the numbers are frequency, magnitude, and phase. -
Re: How to read Omni-mic V2 calibration file?
That does seem to make sense upon second look at the file. Thanks. I'll probably send it out to Cross-Spectrum Labs anyway just to satisfy myself.Originally posted by martin View PostLive in Southern N.E.? check out the CT Audio Society web site.Comment
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Re: How to read Omni-mic V2 calibration file?
It follows FRD standards...
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