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Re: Shure digital mics into x32 out to analogue IEM latency issuesThe problem with trying to assign a simple number to audibility of spaced events is that it depends on the nature of the sound. Percussive events are easier to parse than sustained notes with slower attacks. Anyone seriously interested in this can research the work of Haas, Madsen, et al. several decades ago. In general closely spaced sounds are fused into the perception of a single sound source. Comb filtering from delayed persistent sounds is a different issue.None of this is news to knowledgeable equipment designers. JRPS: That video was too difficult to listen to, so I didn't.
Re: Shure digital mics into x32 out to analogue IEM latency issues
The problem with trying to assign a simple number to audibility of spaced events is that it depends on the nature of the sound. Percussive events are easier to parse than sustained notes with slower attacks. Anyone seriously interested in this can research the work of Haas, Madsen, et al. several decades ago. In general closely spaced sounds are fused into the perception of a single sound source. Comb filtering from delayed persistent sounds is a different issue.
None of this is news to knowledgeable equipment designers.
JR
PS: That video was too difficult to listen to, so I didn't.
