Barefoot and Bruce,
You guys are the experts here, but this is what I wanted to do:
(Highly inaccurate, but possibly helpful?)
Get the pink noise, look at the flatness (ooh aah)
Push it through my monitors, feed it into a mic at my normal listening position, and compare the curve with the original to "see" if there was any room modes happening. I'm still learning lots and lots, and thought I might be able to use a visual reference to aid my ears in identifying any problem frequencies.
(I promise to try to address any problems with room treatment, and NOT EQ.)
I'm guessing my choice of Penguin Audio Meter is not the best (for a cheezy cheapie RTA), but then again, as long as I have a reference, I can compare the mic'd curve to that, and should be able to see any huge problems?
Queue