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If the goal is to try and capture as much of the room as possible, point the microphone towards the ceiling and
use the 90-degree calibration file. If there are multiple speakers, such as in a multichannel/surround system,
then always use the 90-degree orientation to ensure consistent measurement between speakers.
Bear in mind that in-room measurements do not have an absolute ideal reference in the same way that free-
field measurements do. The preferred response can vary depending on the nature of the speakers and the
room. Therefore, at high frequencies (above 5 kHz) adjustment of EQ or target curve by ear is likely to be
needed anyway.
For more information, see our app note Acoustic measurement with the UMIK-1 and REW .
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ROOM MEASUREMENT FOR SUBWOOFERS
For me asuring subwoofers, the orientation of the microphone or choice of calibration file doesn’t matter. This is
because the two calibration files differ only above a few kHz, due to the high-frequency directionality of the
microphone.
For more information and guides on measuring and tuning subwoofers, see the app notes in the Home Theater
Tuning section of our app note library.