Bring your room into REW
Check the source rate. Values are not resampled. Each microphone position is exported separately without time shifts.
YOUR ROOM. YOUR SOUND.
A better curve.
A more personal sound.
Fine-tune your Audyssey calibration, one speaker at a time.
Free to use. No uploads. Just you and your sound.
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Explore a sample system, or open your own calibration.
＋ Drop your .ady file here or click to browse · up to 50 MBLOCAL PROCESSING
Try an example calibration
No calibration file yet?Public example · 2.3 MB · for testing the editor only, not your receiver.
↓ Download sample .adySource ↗Front left
Target curve adjustment
― Edited┄ Original
FREQUENCY (Hz)Adjustment points, not a measured room response
START WITH A CURVE
Curve points
Frequency · HzAdjustment · dB
TAKE YOUR CALIBRATION FURTHER
REW tools & timing
Work with the selected channel. Measurements stay untouched.
Imports become Audyssey target adjustments, not direct DSP filters. This does not reproduce the tutorial’s “perfect speaker” method or bypass Audyssey correction.
REW →
Use relative dB around zero, not a measured SPL trace. Non-zero phase, binary .req and .mdat are not supported.
Add parametric bands manually
Peaking filters (PK), sampled at 48 kHz into a target adjustment curve. This is a magnitude approximation, not receiver biquad programming.
Timing for
Positive = delay this channel more → decrease its distance setting. Negative = advance it → increase distance. Do not infer inter-channel timing from independently aligned peaks.
After editing, use Export .ady above. REW runs separately. Always review the result in MultEQ Editor; no automatic receiver upload or acoustic verification is performed here.
Start with your room.
Export an .ady calibration from the Audyssey MultEQ Editor app and open it here.
Make it sound like you.
Adjust points, try a curve, and set correction limits for each speaker.
Bring the curve home.
Export a new file, import it in the MultEQ Editor app, then send it to your receiver. Keep your original backup.