Recent content by thothsong

It would mean that particular note in music would come out with reduced SPL for its fundamental tone. By way of reference, it's the D string on a violin.

One thing to check is how the null aligns with fundamental frequencies of music notes. D4 is 293.6648 Hz, which is very close to the bottom of your Left null.

Here you go. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZARe5ygrbBWjj8iDTcnLAduPipzWOCa9/view?usp=sharing

Sure, no problem.

I don't know how workable it would be, but I wonder if it would be useful to have some way to see the fundamental frequencies of music notes when looking at various plots where the X axis is frequency. For example, as an alternate to "Show frequency bands".

Very nice.

You want to be in the SPL & Phase graph for metrics.

When I look at ETC charts for my rear surrounds, a primary first reflection point is my 75" TV. Does anyone bother trying to deal with this? Experimentally, it seems I can treat it by placing a narrow free-standing panel forward of the speaker, such that it blocks the line to the TV, but...

This is useful, thanks, it allows me to force 5.1 instead of 7.1, so I can test how upmixing affects the output.

At initial Open, the pre-selected file in the list has a different highlight color (a shade of gray that's hard for me to distinguish from the gray used for alternating entries) than is used when I actually select a file. If I immediately Cancel, and Open again, the file no longer appears to be...

I guess I don't use any other apps that pre-select the file in the list.

?? It's what happens for me with Windows apps and Windows Explorer: clicking on a header to change the sort order automatically scrolls the list to the first entry.

Could you change it to just not persist the position when the sort order is changed?

OK, what has changed is that the file list is now auto-scrolled to make that file visible, whereas it didn't used to. That alters interaction. After clicking Open, the lowest-sort-by-Name file used to be visible at the top of the list; clicking the Date modified header would make the oldest...

Ah, sorry, I hadn't noticed that before. Thanks.