Is Room Correction an iterative process?

[guy48065]

After a measurement sweep & analysis you're offered the choice to retest. When you click "Adjust Again" does it refine the previous result--or just discard the data & start anew?

 

[Swann36]

After a measurement sweep & analysis you're offered the choice to retest. When you click "Adjust Again" does it refine the previous result--or just discard the data & start anew?

Great question

 

[Wiimer]

After a measurement sweep & analysis you're offered the choice to retest. When you click "Adjust Again" does it refine the previous result--or just discard the data & start anew?

I believe it is the latter, but the answer should be readily apparent by comparing the measurement results (Grey line).

 

[guy48065]

I haven't been able to tell the difference with multiple passes--but I have a horrible room that might defy "refinement".

 

[slartibartfast]

After a measurement sweep & analysis you're offered the choice to retest. When you click "Adjust Again" does it refine the previous result--or just discard the data & start anew?

One annoying thing about "adjust again" is that you can't access the settings for room correction before "adjusting again"

 

[guy48065]

One annoying thing about "adjust again" is that you can't access the settings for room correction before "adjusting again"

Manual tweaks would be nice.
How about a checkbox next to each band to "lock" it?

I was fiddling around with stacked subs yesterday and had limited the correction spectrum to 20-800Hz. The PEQ did a nice job of flattening and extending my response down to about 25Hz.
Then I did a full-spectrum pass and ALL the PEQ bands under 80Hz were reassigned to flattening my higher-frequency problems. Bass extension is now gone.
I guess manual adjustment using other SW (like REW) is the only way to get what YOU want.