I still remember the first time I mixed a track that I was proud of – it was terrible, but I had no idea at the time. The following comes from Sonarworks, a proud partner of DMN (see more on them ...

Let’s start our expla nations of loudspeaker measurement graphs with the most basic graph of a speaker’s behavior: the frequency response. Sometimes this is referred to as the amplitude response as ...

What do engineers see when they look at a real system or conceive a new design? They will look past the hardware and visualize the flow of energy, where it is stored, and where it is dissipated. They ...

Frequency response methods have a physical explanation that is readily understandable without any mathematics. In addition the methods are design-oriented, link easily between practical results and ...

This chapter discusses frequency response in terms of both amplitude and phase. This topic will enable us to determine which frequencies are dominant and which frequencies are virtually suppressed.

The last of a three-part series of reviews of Apple’s new HomePod smart speaker, including a subjective analysis of the device and an analysis of its spacial analysis technology. Apple’s claim that ...

One way that Audioholics have presented on-axis and off-axis frequency responses in our loudspeaker reviews are through waterfall plots. Wikipedia defines a waterfall plot as: “a three-dimensional ...