Sound System, Loudspeaker & Room Interactions
Using multiple time windows in a single measurement as a way to measure and optimize the response of a sound system in a room.
November 9, 2021
System Test & Measurement
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Using multiple time windows in a single measurement as a way to measure and optimize the response of a sound system in a room.
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.
Untangling the difference between loudness and level – it’s a distinction that might not be immediately clear, but it is important to understanding the bigger picture of a crucial issue.
Do we really need a million songs in our pocket? How about a couple dozen really good ones that are well recorded and properly mastered?
They provide some real benefits in pro audio applications, but like any other tool, they come with their own drawbacks and considerations.
How to view and understand the on-axis and off-axis response of a typical single 2-way loudspeaker.
Clarifying “FFT vs RTA vs transfer function” along with “frequency response vs magnitude response” and several other areas sometimes misunderstood.
Bypassing the sales brochures to find realistic numbers as well as the limits of some real-world commercial loudspeakers.
Understanding the nature of wavelengths can aid in optimally setting up and operating sound systems…
