schaibaa
April 26th, 2010, 10:37 AM
Hello,
I have read the PDF linked in the sticky - so I know my way around the program, but I am trying to perform the following:
I have KF650z mains processed by a ux8800. I know the ux8800 introduces some delay for the mains, but I'm not sure exactly how much.
For subs, I am using JBL SRX 728's processed by Crown I-Tech 5000 HD's. I'm using standard IIR filters for those so I do not believe much (if any) delay is introduced there.
I'm also using an Allen & Heath iLive T console - and I think it has about 1-2ms of delay.
My final goal is to phase align the subs with the tops. I was trying to do this the SMAART way but I need to get the time alignment right first. I didn't know how to do this the correct way with SMAART so I ended up simply running a sine wave at the crossover frequency and delaying the subs until I got the most SPL - roughly 2.75ms (the KF650z is sitting right on the SRX 728).
Can anyone point me to a tutorial or give me some advice?
I have a firewire interface, and a DBX reference mic.
Thanks
I have read the PDF linked in the sticky - so I know my way around the program, but I am trying to perform the following:
I have KF650z mains processed by a ux8800. I know the ux8800 introduces some delay for the mains, but I'm not sure exactly how much.
For subs, I am using JBL SRX 728's processed by Crown I-Tech 5000 HD's. I'm using standard IIR filters for those so I do not believe much (if any) delay is introduced there.
I'm also using an Allen & Heath iLive T console - and I think it has about 1-2ms of delay.
My final goal is to phase align the subs with the tops. I was trying to do this the SMAART way but I need to get the time alignment right first. I didn't know how to do this the correct way with SMAART so I ended up simply running a sine wave at the crossover frequency and delaying the subs until I got the most SPL - roughly 2.75ms (the KF650z is sitting right on the SRX 728).
Can anyone point me to a tutorial or give me some advice?
I have a firewire interface, and a DBX reference mic.
Thanks