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4) Various choices of mapping are available from

the dropdown menu in the mapping work

area. Currently we are set to 1/3 Octave at

1kHz but this can be changed to a mapping of

your choice.

Within a vertical bar on the right side of the mapping area, you will see the SPL display legend. This

legend denes the upper and lower limits of the SPL displayed in the map. It is also where you can

left click to open the SPL calibration tool. The tool is meant to match the SPL map to the current

loudspeaker being displayed. The images you have seen to this point had a custom SPL display with a

lower limit of 100dB and an upper limit of 133dB. No reason, just what I wanted to see.

Simply click on the “Auto” button and Resolution will do the rest. The sliders will relocate themselves to

the appropriate position but they can still be dragged left or right if you choose.

Hit “OK” to allow the auto-calibration to recalculate the SPL map or cancel to leave it as it was.

Virtual Mics

By double-clicking anywhere in the mapping area, you can drop countless “virtual mics” to obtain

detailed information on SPL as well as frequency response at those locations.

Each mic will display the SPL at the location and also will be color-coded so as to be easily recognized

when we launch the frequency response tool.

If the position is not exactly what you wanted, don’t worry, you can left-click, hold and drag the

positions around until you are happy with the placement.

Double-click on any microphone to make it disappear.

While holding down the Ctrl key, double-click anywhere in the background to make all mic

positions disappear.

Virtual mics can also be locked to either a oor surface or an array. This will move the mics when you

move the array or move the mics when you move a oor surface depending on what you have locked

the mic to? Right-click on a virtual microphone position to use this feature.

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