I thought I would give the convolution engine a try after reading the post. I used a Dayton UMM-6 USB microphone and REW to generate the WAV files. The software recognized the mic and loaded the calibration file, so I didn’t have to do much. Below is the room response and then the EQ/filters.
I haven’t done any comparison between the convolution engine being enabled or disabled, so I can’t comment on any improvements. It was interesting to play around with the software, see the room response, and how the corrections are made. I used most of the default target settings on REW and a generic eq.
If anyone has any feedback on what you see in the graphs, please comment. I’m assuming I did everything right…