6 Press the F4 key, and select the type of data using the jog dial.
You can select Fs, 2Fs or 2Fs & Fs when you have sampled with 2Fs/ 5.5sec. (Skip this step when you have sampled with Fs/5.5sec or Fs/ 11sec. Proceed to step 7.)
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L=[xxx.xx m] and R=[xxx.xx m] show the distance between the direct sound source (speakers) and the left and right microphones while sampling. Using these values as reference, judge if the sound data prior to the direct sound should be deleted or not.
8 To delete the data prior to the direct sound, press the F4 key
To retain the whole sampled data without deleting, press the F2 key (No).
Tips for judgement
•For the plate reverb, do not delete the data prior to the direct sound.
•When value L greatly differs from value R even though the speaker was located in the center of the stereo microphones while sampling, the direct sound could not be detected due to background noise. In this case, first compile the sampled data in two ways: deleting the data prior to the direct sound, and not deleting the data, check both impulse responses in step 10, then keep the one with the clearer impulse position as the reverb program.
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