Nice video. I did know all the short keys and use them every time. No one ever said I am quick. But I tune mostly in Germany, so efficient working is a must and expected. 😅😉
Thanks for the tips. I use most of those shortcuts, but D was a new one for me. It would also be good to walk through the timer/macro function. I tried it in church one time but found I had mixed results. I don't think the delay locator worked quickly enough to set the delay before trying to capture the measurement. So I went back to the old 'run back and forth to move the microphone and capture'.
Thank you for your video! Will you also give an overview to the new Data Modeler by any chance? Maybe with some examples from your past shows? Kind regards!
if you wanted to shave a little more time, use V to reset your averages immediately. Smaart eases into the trace stabilization slower than it actually needs to do so. Using V will snap it into place immediately.
Aloha, Micheal Love your Videos…i got a question on crossovers…For my Tops i got some yamaha Dxr12 and for subs i got the yamaha Xlf 15s…what would be an ideal crossover point…i know its the same brand but been having a hard time trying to find a smooth transition between the top speakers…Mahalos Nainoa 🤙🏼
Hi. Wondering if u can do a review / test on an app called IEQ Pro using an iPad and a Dayton Reference Microphone to auto eq a room? Would love to see if it’s useful compared to your pro way of using Smaart. Thanks in advance.
Hi Michael, when measuring a collumn array speaker, where should I put the measurement microphone at since the tops are very far from the sub and there are many drivers at the array.
Nice video. I did know all the short keys and use them every time. No one ever said I am quick. But I tune mostly in Germany, so efficient working is a must and expected. 😅😉
Thanks for the tips. I use most of those shortcuts, but D was a new one for me. It would also be good to walk through the timer/macro function. I tried it in church one time but found I had mixed results. I don't think the delay locator worked quickly enough to set the delay before trying to capture the measurement. So I went back to the old 'run back and forth to move the microphone and capture'.
Very helpful tips to move faster under pressure. Thanks a lot Michael!
Thank you for your video! Will you also give an overview to the new Data Modeler by any chance? Maybe with some examples from your past shows? Kind regards!
Yes, it's coming!
Thanks for clarifying all this Michael, much appreciated🙏🏼
This was a great refresher from the class a few weeks ago!
Thanks, Kitzy! Was great to meet you in person in CT.
@@MichaelCurtisAudio likewise!
if you wanted to shave a little more time, use V to reset your averages immediately. Smaart eases into the trace stabilization slower than it actually needs to do so. Using V will snap it into place immediately.
Thanks for explaining ❤
How this smart suite work in sound?
Aloha, Micheal Love your Videos…i got a question on crossovers…For my Tops i got some yamaha Dxr12 and for subs i got the yamaha Xlf 15s…what would be an ideal crossover point…i know its the same brand but been having a hard time trying to find a smooth transition between the top speakers…Mahalos Nainoa 🤙🏼
Hi. Wondering if u can do a review / test on an app called IEQ Pro using an iPad and a Dayton Reference Microphone to auto eq a room? Would love to see if it’s useful compared to your pro way of using Smaart. Thanks in advance.
Hi Michael, when measuring a collumn array speaker, where should I put the measurement microphone at since the tops are very far from the sub and there are many drivers at the array.
I would take multiple measurements from front to back and make any needed adjustments according to processing capabilities to make things more even.
Thank you !
Great tips yo!
Hello i have one question . i have smaart di can i use my yamaha tf 1rack as sound card to conect. Thaks for response .
Almost positive you can via DVS.
thanks a lot!