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darkpuppet,Mar 16 2005, 08:17 PM Wrote:

BerinG,Mar 16 2005, 07:02 PM Wrote:hey good idea..

**walking out the office to get an oscillator**

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computers can play the part of oscillators as well.. you can get decent results if the mic you're using isn't absolute crap.

Something sorta like this. just have to find one that does amplitude vs frequency and you're set.
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True.. however.. ultimately, the listener will have a good idea what sounds "right". More than likely this will not be the "right" that will win an SQL comp with an RTA.

When playing with the pioneer parametric EQ.. Just remember than the narrower the curve (2N(arrow)) the less the amplification or attenuation of the frequency will affect the frequencies beside it.

Likewise (2W(ide)) will affect adjacent frequencies more.. This is why it will sound better.. Otherwise a too narrow curve will cause in between frequencies to drop-out because of such a steep curve (as the frequencies move toward each end of the curve)

111111****111111
11111*1111*11111
1111*111111*1111
111*11111111*111
11*1111111111*11
1*111111111111*1 <-- 2W (Wide curve w/ center frequency of 50Hz)
25Hz---50HZ---75Hz


1111111*11111111
111111*1*1111111
11111*111*111111
11111*111*111111
1111*11111*11111
1111*11111*11111 <-- 2N (Narrow curve w/ center frequency of 50Hz)
25Hz---50HZ---75Hz

re: The best mp3s I pulled from BT last year was the 100 Best Rock Songs of all time (Guitar Legends, Pantera, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, etc.. many of them encoded @ 320kbps)