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In fairness it's a pretty complex bit of software. You do need to calibrate the volume of output so that it closely represents your listening target. Do be careful not to blow your speakers. If you change the smoothing you start to see a more recognisable sweep. Remember your mic has a curve of it's own. You can also click the phase box at the bottom to get rid of confusing phase data as that's not going to help you at the moment.
I've posted this video before and the guy has an annoying presentation style but the method works and it might introduce you to a few concepts you're going to need to get your head around.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YcH7j2-L1Y
It will probably also lead to other REW based you tube videos that might help.
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Looks like you've got some heightened bass in the 70-150hz region, a bit of stuffing might help you there. You've also got a dead spot around 180hz. If your speakers are about 85cm from the wall it'll be phase cancellation.
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Literally no idea what I'm doing. The sweep audio sounds terrible though, like it's clipping from the beginning all the way through, like when you run a sequencer and turn the lag down too far and the audio drivers can't keep up. I assume some kind of feedback or something isn't configured right.
I just ran this with the headset mic sat on the desk.
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