Measurement Files to practice with?

I am most of the way through the Audio Analyzer Fundamentals and I'm itching pretty hard to just start practicing. In fact, I am playing around with the few older measurements I do have. Sadly, they do not have competent time alignment notes and therefore I'm struggling to really "practice" using the phase alignment tool.

Does anyone have files suitable for loading into REW that have a timing reference, but no further work done? So that I can play around. I won't be able to get out and measure for another 8 or 9 days.

I have 2 main tasks I have to accomplish. Measure, and create eq/alignment presets for our Mains (sub, and full range monitor) and also measure, eq/align our Booth system (sub, full range monitor that consists of custom mid-woofer and modified tweeter horn assembly).

So if you have files for drivers similar to a custom 3-way system, even better!

Thanks in advance!

Hey Benjamen, so glad you asked.

1. Tracebook: Download the CSV/TXT file or if it was made in the REW you can download the native TF file. Or any time there is an IR WAV file available, you can use that.
2. SubAligner: Open the Export pop up. Download the coplanar subwoofer file. That will give you two measurements that have been post-processed to be appear to be equidistant.
3. Manufacturer GLL files: Open these in the GLL viewer. Generate plot. Export to table.

None of those options really offer a solution for single driver measurements, though. They are usually systems with multiple drivers and processing, etc. You might need to ask friends and colleagues for that or maybe the manufacturer. I can also share with you the measurements I made for the course. https://filedoge.com/download/57a48a28fe1d2a728554d384a820f490dcee692570c1673d4f9f41245b12b93845ac5dda925cbee6559e

And here's the sub: https://filedoge.com/download/9356bece5fdbaf86202f8bfaa183e299090752fe57667317934eb55dbe3f928ef2b2cce1972db6a00984