Some people say that - and I guess in some cases it is true. But I have a small room, no treatment, but carpeted, curtains and fairly crammed with furniture (including kallax on the back wall which breaks up reflections)Thank you! That's what I thought - Room EQ. But I heard that it is practically useless to do this in untreated rooms. Essentially, you're compensating for a lot of resonances and reflections that are almost never the same until the room is properly prepared.
My apartment has no sound insulation, a hollow wood frame and single-layer plasterboard walls.
I don't think there would be any benefit from an EQ with this mic, right?
EQ makes a significant difference.
And in any case, you can use the Umik during the installation of treatments to see if they are having the effect you want, and adjust if not. So not only for EQ.