Here’s a little follow up on the BLOG POST from earlier this week.

The screen capture shows  the same file on different processing platforms being a Powersoft X8 and a BSS BLU100 via blu-link to a Crown DCi Amp.

enjoy

One of the challenges nowadays is getting latency down as much as possible (in my opinion).

You can get a frequency/phase flat system by using All-pass filters or FIR filters but both have a disadvantage: Latency. Frequency flat will not be much of a problem on latency but since phase is the conversion of time or distance related to a frequency expressed in degrees altering/correcting phase would cost time ie. latency.

Made a Time Laps of yesterday’s proceedings 😉

 

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Timo Beckman

During a Smaart training a couple of weeks ago the End Fired array out of Point source sub configs got me to do the PART 1 and PART 2 blog posts.

In this part I’ll work up to a config I used in a theatre set-up. The set-up in the theater had a center cluster consisting out of 5 Meyer Sound Mina’s and 2 HP500’s which where hung with speaker towards the back wall to prevent the reflection from the back wall causing a dip in the frequency respons.

So let’s put the idea from the PART1 in to action in a End Fired array.

I simulated the respons a long time ago ( BLOGPOST ) but when i heard this array in real live during 1 of the Smaart training sessions i was impressed by the coverage.

During a training this little set-up came along after getting tagged in a Facebook post by Andrey Andreev where he used a idea from somebody (not me) i did a Blog-post on a couple of years ago

I recently bought a “acoustic” screen just to see if it would make a difference.