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AudioBro interprets your frequency response, identifies room modes and SBIR, and tells you what to fix first — in plain language.
REW Shows You The Problem.
It Doesn't Tell You What Matters.
Peaks & Dips Everywhere
Your frequency response has dozens of irregularities. Which ones actually affect what you hear?
Forum Advice Conflicts
One person says bass trap. Another says move the sub. A third says buy new speakers. Who's right?
No Clear First Move
You have the data but no framework for deciding what to fix first, second, or never.
From Measurement To Action In Three Steps
Upload your REW .mdat file or measurement export
AudioBro analyses frequency response, decay, phase, and room modes
Get a prioritised improvement plan ranked by audible impact
What You'll Discover
Turn raw graphs into a targeted acoustic roadmap.
Three Ways To Use Your REW Data
Fix My Room
Upload multi-channel REW measurements for full-system analysis with PEQ, crossover, and delay recommendations.
Start AnalysisTune My Sub
Optimise subwoofer integration using sweep measurements or REW data. Get crossover, phase, and placement guidance.
Optimize BassRoomMatch
Enter room dimensions and get a 3D speaker layout with placement optimisation. No measurements required to start.
Calculate LayoutFrequently Asked Questions
What REW files does AudioBro accept?
AudioBro accepts MDAT project files exported from Room EQ Wizard, as well as text-based measurement exports. MDAT files are preferred because they contain complete measurement data including frequency response, phase, and timing information.
Do I need a calibrated microphone?
A calibrated measurement microphone like the miniDSP UMIK-1 is strongly recommended for accurate results. Without calibration, measurements may include the microphone's own frequency response characteristics.
Is REW required to use AudioBro?
No. AudioBro offers multiple analysis paths including photo-based room analysis, in-browser sweep measurements, and manual room dimension entry. REW measurements provide the most detailed analysis, but they are not required.
What's the difference between AudioBro and REW?
REW is a measurement tool that captures acoustic data. AudioBro is an interpretation platform that analyses that data and provides prioritised, actionable recommendations. They are complementary — REW gathers the evidence, AudioBro explains what it means.
Can I use AudioBro without measurements?
Yes. AudioBro's RoomMatch tool analyses your room using dimensions alone, and Photo Acoustics can assess your room from photos. Measurements provide deeper analysis, but you can start without them.
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