Loudspeaker response data can be decomposed into minimum and excess phase components. Subjectively less significant elements can then be filtered and a new family of response curves computed. Applications to both cumulative-decay spectra (CDS) and energy-time curves (ETC) are discussed, where noncausal attributes are corrected. Some observations using digital processing for transfer function modification are also presented together with the implications on CDS and ETC.

Author: Hawksford, Malcolm J.
Affiliation: University of Essex, Colchester, United Kingdom
AES Convention: 100 (May 1996) Paper Number: 4212
Publication Date: May 1, 1996 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Signal Processing
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