You might consider contacting Mitch Barnett @Mitchco of Accurate Sound to see if he has any suggestions... https://accuratesound.ca/ A multi-channel convolution solution might be the way to go... And I think that LUNA Pro supports VST3 plugins... Which the Hang Loose Convolver is VST3 and...
BTY... I have a Himalayan salt lamp that I turn on and pour a dram of Scotch, which I set on the table before me and turn on the stereo...
I swear I can hear a difference between the full dram and the empty dram... :blink:
Maybe I should sell Himalayan salt lamps bundled with a bottle of...
I think that means if you peal the sticky stuff off the "Dots" you have voided the "like new" return wearanty... In other words "if you use them you own them"... I would still like to know what they are made of... Its looks like some kind of copper or copper alloy and some kind of felt like...
I wonder what they are made of? Any change to an acoustic environment will make a change to the acoustics... In this case the question is how much change and can it be measured and/or can you hear it?
Maxwell's equations imply that all things transmit and receive... :dizzy:
You would place the gobo absorbers where you want them and then do the room correction... Place tape or sticky dots or magic marker where the footers for the gobos are... Move the gobos aside for what ever other purpose you want to open the room for... When done, place the gobos back to where...
The next thing you will need to figure out is the creation of Digital Room Correction FIR filters to use in the Hang Loose Convolver... :bigsmile:
Both serko70
and moedra https://www.avnirvana.com/threads/convolution-room-correction-and-room-curve.14005/page-2
have posted methods, here on...
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