User guide

Equator Room Analysis User Guide v2.0

Using Equator Room Analysis Software Continued

Secondary Reflections

Secondary reflections are created by sound waves bouncing off of mixing consoles,

computer screens and other reflective surfaces which when combined with the original

direct sound energy, results in comb-filtering due to phase cancellation. The software

identifies these secondary reflections, and the selected speaker (in this case the right

speaker) is what is displayed to the bottom left of the screen. The reflection impulses are

displayed in both milliseconds and size relative to the initial incident wave. The

Reflection

Threshold

drop-down settings determine the sensitivity of the compensation. Reducing the

threshold to -12dB for example will correct for less reflections. -24dB is the default setting.