IEM Measurement Tools: Checking Out The Audix TM2 & SLS-Audio MiEMi
Evaluating two tools designed to foster measuring in-ear monitors (IEM) with an audio analyzer.
January 21, 2021
System Test & Measurement
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Evaluating two tools designed to foster measuring in-ear monitors (IEM) with an audio analyzer.
Low-cost solutions for many of the common acoustical issues facing the average project studio.
Diving into the two concepts as they relate to live sound to define the differences.
Using measurements to get solid answers regarding a topic that may get more attention than it merits.
Investigating timing issues as well as frequency response magnitude, frequency response phase, EMI susceptibility, common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) with a lineup of mixers.
Investigating what happens to directivity when a cardioid sub is placed underneath a stage.
While you may not be flying dozens of array elements per hang, knowing where to place loudspeakers before even setting foot into a venue can still save valuable time.
Exploring the basic concepts, and some common mythology, about the art and science of sound reinforcement.
We make decisions based on whatever we have at our disposal, including theory, equipment, testing and measurement, intuition, and finally, critical listening – the key is attaining the right balance.
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