High frequencies have shorter time periods while low frequencies have longer time periods, but this familiar reciprocal relationship feels less intuitive when applied to the time and frequency domains.
Increase your confidence and pick the battles you can win by getting actionable data without having to resort to ill-advised additional windowing or excessive smoothing.
Examining the necessity of adding delay loudspeakers to sound reinforcement systems.
Working toward a doable solution, because in the field there’s usually neither the time nor the resources to compensate for inevitable deviations.
Exploring delay with straight and inverted cardioid stacks of subwoofers.
Exploring the matter that how an analyzer is set up can greatly affect the appearance of the results.
Looking into weighting, particularly with respect to the lower end of the spectrum.
Exploring delay with straight and inverted cardiod stacks of subwoofers.
Real-world observations on separating the signal from the noise.
A look at an interesting performance facet of condenser and dynamic microphones.
Calculating the speed of sound in air and clearing up some popular misconceptions