Digital Disaster Preparation
By Brad Benn
I have found a few things out over the past few weeks that can be thought of as a cautionary tale. I have had a logic controller failure on my laptop which meant that I was sans laptop for approximately ten days. The day after I received it, less than twelve hours later, the cable modem at my house failed. Between not having my personal laptop and then Internet access being a car ride away, I discovered some items along the way. The key things I learned are:
Limiting Factors in Room Modeling
by Pat Brown
It's been about two decades since the the first use of computer ray tracing to approximate the room impulse response (RIR).
RIR prediction was a natural extension of previous work in the field of optics - a very important point that I will come back to.
W.I.R.E. from SAC Newsletter Spring 1993
Ohms law is expressed as: E = IR and W = EI
The potential…
Phase Distortion and other news from SAC Summer of 1982
From SynAudCon Newsletter Volume 9 Number 4 Summer 1982
PHASE…
Tunnel RT60 & STI vs length.
By Peter Patrick
Dear All,
I've been having some fun modeling…
Loudspeaker Power Ratings – Why all the Fuss About Power?
By Pat Brown
Loudspeaker power ratings is a confusing topic in…
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
by Russ Gentner
Russ gives a brief explanation of Building Information…
It Ain't Just Dirt… Grounding to Reduce Hum and Buzz – Part 2
Theory and Practice - By Dale Shirk
In this article I will discuss…
That RT60 Metric
By Peter Patrick
There is a lot of confusion about the Metric…
Loudspeaker Pairs – How Close Are They?
Tools of the Trade - By Pat Brown
Does two like loudspeakers…