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Pseudo-anechoic (windowed impulse) measurement on Smaart
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<blockquote data-quote="Jamie Anderson" data-source="post: 58631" data-attributes="member: 1135"><p>Re: Pseudo-anechoic (windowed impulse) measurement on Smaart</p><p></p><p>Ahh yes, phase. We did plot the phase info for the "Time-Windowed Transfer Function" measurement in previous versions of Smaart (v5 & v6) - and that capability was coded into the v7 TF engines, but the feature has not <em><strong>yet</strong></em> been added to v7's Real-Time mode. However, I would say that, given the time windows used for the MTW process, and its averaging & smoothing algorithms, I haven't needed a pseudo-anechoic measurement to get a stable, accurate phase traces in lab conditions - or even under reasonable room conditions. </p><p></p><p> Frank, I am curious, when you say lab work, what type of acoustical environment and measurement distance are we talking about? DTR? How loud are the reflections/reverb relative to the direct energy arrival. What frequencies are we talking about? 100 Hz? 1k? 10k? What size time windows are you using? Not trying to hassle you - I guess I am just asking because you are needing a psuedo-anechoic measurement - just trying to get an idea of the measurement conditions that are requiring it.</p><p></p><p>Also, feel free to contact me offline at Rational Acoustics and I can get you a copy of v6 to see if that has what you are looking for. As I said/implied, this is a feature that will eventually get activated in v7, it is just low on the priority list right now.</p><p>wahoo,</p><p>-j</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jamie Anderson, post: 58631, member: 1135"] Re: Pseudo-anechoic (windowed impulse) measurement on Smaart Ahh yes, phase. We did plot the phase info for the "Time-Windowed Transfer Function" measurement in previous versions of Smaart (v5 & v6) - and that capability was coded into the v7 TF engines, but the feature has not [I][B]yet[/B][/I] been added to v7's Real-Time mode. However, I would say that, given the time windows used for the MTW process, and its averaging & smoothing algorithms, I haven't needed a pseudo-anechoic measurement to get a stable, accurate phase traces in lab conditions - or even under reasonable room conditions. Frank, I am curious, when you say lab work, what type of acoustical environment and measurement distance are we talking about? DTR? How loud are the reflections/reverb relative to the direct energy arrival. What frequencies are we talking about? 100 Hz? 1k? 10k? What size time windows are you using? Not trying to hassle you - I guess I am just asking because you are needing a psuedo-anechoic measurement - just trying to get an idea of the measurement conditions that are requiring it. Also, feel free to contact me offline at Rational Acoustics and I can get you a copy of v6 to see if that has what you are looking for. As I said/implied, this is a feature that will eventually get activated in v7, it is just low on the priority list right now. wahoo, -j [/QUOTE]
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