Bengt Nilsson
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Hi,
I am trying to adjust a speaker with a DSP EQ to have a flat low frequency SPL indoors.
I will not go into why at this point.
Is it possible to make a near field mic setup and apply a "mic calibration file" with the inverted (simulated) diffraction response?
This would of course work only up to the maximum near field frequency, same limitations as a merger software would require.
If it works, it would simplify a lot and avoid outdoor activities.
Or is it a crazy idea, to be directly passed in to the bin?
BN
I am trying to adjust a speaker with a DSP EQ to have a flat low frequency SPL indoors.
I will not go into why at this point.
Is it possible to make a near field mic setup and apply a "mic calibration file" with the inverted (simulated) diffraction response?
This would of course work only up to the maximum near field frequency, same limitations as a merger software would require.
If it works, it would simplify a lot and avoid outdoor activities.
Or is it a crazy idea, to be directly passed in to the bin?
BN
