Subject: | Re: Responses to ambient sound recording |
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From: | "Raimund" animalsounds |
Date: | Mon Nov 29, 2010 8:58 am ((PST)) |
Rob wrote: > It makes sense to use both a 1K tone and band limited pink noise when running > the experiment. Hi Rob, Yes, if you used a digital player as a reference, then it was easily possible to prepare a .wav file that contains both a 1 kHz signal and a band-limited noise signal. I'm not sure whether it must be pink noise. It could also be simple white noise. > Is there an opinion about whether the > speaker should be set-up at 1 meter? I'm not sure about the best distance. Maybe it was better to use a shorter distance, which would reduce the relative influence of reflections. > Below are updated steps. Is the > math as simple as I describe in Step G? Yes, it's that simple. Regards, Raimund |
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