I have no patients for the RTA method, even though I know it would help, maybe some day. But read the WIKI, I think it will help you.

In short, experiment with target decays (don't be afraid to push it lower especially where you have 8000's in the corners set free).
Find music that stresses things (sounds bad, I know that's diffuicult with 8000's but you'll know it when you found it) and compare with it bypassed and different decays. It should get rid of bad bass and keep the good bass, that's the goal.

http://meridianunplugged.com/wiki/index.php/BestMrcProcedure

"Best" is probably over stated, probably simplest is more accurate.

Your waterfalls look pretty good but you definitely need to crank MRC up a bit (lower target decay) to try to clean up some of those low frequencies a little more.

Practice practice practice, read read read, listen listen listen.

Those lumps that are on the lower left of the waterfalls are what you are trying to minimize. Time is towards you. You want them to decay quicker like the higher frequencies do. It won't ever be perfect.

Last edited by George Mills; 2007-11-07 15:21.
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