Entries by Brenda Brown
Tinkerbell Helps an Audio Engineer Learn a Lesson on Imaging
by Chips Davis
Imaging are often very deceiving. This audio engineer learned a real-world lesson while trying to get Tinkerbell to fly.
At Microsoft Production Studios a post audio engineer’s (specializing in 5.1 deliveries) task for the day was to … Read more
The Volume Knob Also Goes to the Left
A Tale of Loudness by Hadi Sumoro www.HXAudioLab.com
This article is written by a keyboardist who is also an AV Professional who works in audio and acoustics. In common band language, he gives some great tips. Oftentimes, it’s the volume
New Best Practices for Speech Intelligibility
Written for Innovox Audio by Robert Oswood
In the last 20 years, researchers have been working to develop a computer interface that could recognize speech and replace the keyboard. Through this research, it is becoming clearer how the brain processes … Read more
Solving Engineering Problems | Trial-And-Error vs Math
By Bruce Bartlett 5-28-2018
The job of an engineer is to solve problems. Bruce Bartlett looks at two approaches to solving engineering problems – math vs trial-and-error.
As engineers, our task is to create solutions that solve problems. For example, … Read more
Listening Opportunity to Compare No Treatment, Absorption and Diffusers
Submitted by Jim DeGrandis
We’ve heard the old saying is “hearing is believing.” Here is an opportunity for you to decide for yourself.
Acoustics First did a video recording in a 10′ x 9′ x 8′ room. This recording will … Read more
1993 Tech Topic on Equalization
Enjoy these two articles on equalization.
Acoustic Comb Filters and Practical EQ
by George Augspurger – Perception Inc.
Can a Single Boundary Reflection be Equalized?
by Dr Eugene Patronis – Georgia Tech, School of Physics.… Read more