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levyte357-
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For Reggae purists, the main point of Mid/Kick bin, is realistic reproduction of kick drum, and warm, throaty low mid vocals/mic section. |
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In my GSCE history grading bands, the requirement to receive a grade 'G' on one of the papers was to 'reproduce various historical facts, not necessarily related to the question'. Efinque definitely gets a G in sound engineering. |
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SouthwestCNC
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Drums are important. But what good are warm drums if the vocalist sounds like he has a sock in his mouth |
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levyte357-
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What should also be of consideration, is the possibility of extending kick cab's usable range, with drivers with custom recones, or regarding drivers with 15"/18" cones, picking those with lighter cone, lower mms (IIRC). |
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Heard a lot of the reggae guys are now using FIR, that to me says that reggae sound is definitively evolving.
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KMB
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FIR means ?
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RoadRunnersDust
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Finite Impulse Response
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But notice FIR is only a "tool" to get things right.
One would be, to get an ideaal phase response, and from that a good impuls-response. But there are drawbacks of course. Using FIR for low frequenties can induce allot of latency.
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That interesting about fir in the low frequencies didnt know that
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A lot is an understatement - below 400Hz you start talking seconds, not milliseconds! Also FIR is a tricky beast, your changes can affect dispersion, tonality, off axis response, all sorts. Easy to make it 'look' great in one position but often it sounds like turd doing that. If you look into it properly, you'll find most of the work done in FIR for manufacturers is 'vanishing point' style crossover filters, a tiny bit of phase correction (which can most often be achieved just fine with IIR), and inter-box array tuning such as beam steering - think d&b arrayprocessing, MLA, K Array, so on. |
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In addition, try reading some of Dave Gunness's articles or watch his videos - very informative. I must admit, I wasn't aware of the huge latency at the low end using FIR processing until I read this.
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For sidefills, can we have two enormous things of a type that might be venerated as Gods by the inhabitants of Easter Island, capable of reaching volumes that would make Beelzebub soil his pants.
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