Crossing The Line: Don’t Overlook Point Source Approaches
Considering whether point source loudspeakers might be right for the toolbox as well as the particular needs of certain applications.
May 7, 2020
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Considering whether point source loudspeakers might be right for the toolbox as well as the particular needs of certain applications.
Using proper loudspeaker placement to achieve the goal of “putting the sound where the people are.”
A dartboard of 30 things the author has learned over more than three decades of being hyper-focused on one thing…
Regarding the debate over the sonic quality of the various lossless and lossy file formats, the author contends that as with a lot of 21st century mass-market music, there might be something else in play.
A look at some of the more common types of sub arrays with modeling graphs that show their horizontal directivities.
A 2-part series looking at smart speaker acoustic measurements with a focus on frequency response – the most important objective measurement of a device’s audio quality.
Just because a sound design “Looks About Right” doesn’t mean that it actually is right…
Vibe up dull snare drums, energize a piano, add some “room” to sounds, enhance that kick and build a tunnel…
Looking into weighting, particularly with respect to the lower end of the spectrum.
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