| Subject: | Re: New thread: Low Hz filtering |
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| From: | "Greg Simmons" simmosonics |
| Date: | Mon Apr 6, 2009 2:29 am ((PDT)) |
--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote: > If I'm following umashankar correctly, the only way one could > practice the theory of "flat frequencies response" --that is-- not > correcting for volume and monitoring Hz balances difference-- would > be to match the sound playback level of the original sounds. According to his website, Gordon Hempton uses such a process when preparing= his binaural 'sound portraits'. He measures the SPL at the mic position du= ring recording, and matches it at the monitoring position in his studio whe= n preparing the recordings for release. The idea has always made a lot of s= ense to me, but I'm too lazy to carry an SPL meter... The SPL Meter widget for iPhones might make it easier, however. |
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