Recent content by Noah Katz

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    Low Frequency Loudness Compression

    Dan, I gave my reason for thinking otherwise. What are your reasons, and why are you (I think) making a connection between the shape/spacings of the curves and the revisions thereof, and the time it takes to hear something?
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    Low Frequency Loudness Compression

    I'd guess sine waves are used for convenience, not because a lot of time is needed. If I turn up the bass I can hear the difference instantly.
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    Low Frequency Loudness Compression

    That raises the question of what duration tones are used to develop the loudness curves. I would have guessed steady state, but your statements imply otherwise.
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    Low Frequency Loudness Compression

    Very interesting discussion. Perhaps some of the debate about decay is due to a bit of imprecision in its definition. If I remember correctly from my mechanical vibrations text, it's defined as a % amplitude reduction per cycle, or perhaps more usefully for audio, dB/sec. That would remove...
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    CES 2019: Monoprice Unveils Its HTP-1 16-Channel Processor with Dirac and New Sealed Subs

    What upmixer (other than DSU and Neural:X that both have)? Also, any word on if the HTP-1 will have DTSX Pro?
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