Room Acoustics Forum by Rives Audio

Posted by Ethan Winer (M) on December 23, 2007 at 11:04:10

In Reply to: RE: The graph clearly shows the degraded frequency response posted by KlausR. on December 23, 2007 at 03:51:21

Klaus,

> Yes, I know that graph, but you were using test tones, not music

Are you saying Fourier was wrong? :->)

> you were using a single mike, not two ears connected to the human signal processing unit.

Brain activity is independent from testing, and there's no way to measure that objectively anyway. I think this is called a Straw Man argument in Logic 101.

Look Klaus, if you want a (different) badly skewed response at each ear, that's okay with me! But to put that forth as desirable is silly. And why limit the skewing to that caused by reflections? You might as well stick separate 31-band equalizers into each channel and let a five-year-old have a whack at them.

--Ethan

Edits: 12/23/07

• RE: Look Klaus, if you want a (different) badly skewed response at each ear, that's okay with me! - KlausR. 02:40:07 12/24/07 (2)
  • RE: Look Klaus, if you want a (different) badly skewed response at each ear, that's okay with me! - Ethan Winer 12:11:56 12/24/07 (1)
    • RE: Thus no comb filtering - KlausR. 02:23:31 12/25/07 (0)

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