I was recently reading a forum discussion about whether an external mic was necessary when using a mobile app for RTA / spectrum analysis. It had occurred to me that the physical dimensions of the device might cause some significant spectral variance as the device’s orientation changed relative to the source. In other words, the …
Thanks to everyone who tuned into the webinar. We had to move pretty quick to incorporate all the requested topics, but we got them all in, and we had a great time. Full video is below:
I’m going to show you how to quickly estimate alignment delay values in your head, which is a hell of a party trick if you’re at… a system optimization party? This might seem mathy, but it’s not. If you passed middle school math, you can handle this. We’re going to look at the delay needed …
Just for fun, we’re going to have a little Zoom webinar to cover some of the basic principles and operation of a dual-channel FFT audio analyzer. It’s going to be free and quite informal, so come by, check it out, ask questions, have a good time. You don’t even have to dress up. When? Saturday, …
This post comes on the heels of this article by my friend Jim Yakabuski, and my recent article about double-patched channels, so if you’re not up to speed on those, check them out and then come back. I’ll be here. Back? Okay great. So the discussion now is that we want to split a …