Hi All,
1. Can anyone confirm/deny that Unibox models an anechoic response?
2. Is it correct to assume that Unibox ignores baffle step correction?
3. With respect to baffle step correction, I've heard refence to 2pi and 4pi radiation patterns. Last I checked 2pi radians = 360 degrees, which is a full circle. What do 2pi and 4pi refer to? My guess would be volume, but in what way I do not know.
Thanks!
1. Can anyone confirm/deny that Unibox models an anechoic response?
2. Is it correct to assume that Unibox ignores baffle step correction?
3. With respect to baffle step correction, I've heard refence to 2pi and 4pi radiation patterns. Last I checked 2pi radians = 360 degrees, which is a full circle. What do 2pi and 4pi refer to? My guess would be volume, but in what way I do not know.
Thanks!
weinstro said:
Now I'm no expert on Unibox, but I think it models anechoic response and that there is no baffle step. I might be wrong.
The 2 pi and 4 pi are angular space (is that the proper english word?). It corresponds to the area of the part of the sphere at a unit distance. Full space corresponds to a the area of a sphere with the radius 1, ie 4 pi. A half sphere has the area 2 pi, etc.
Re: Re: Re: Quick nooby questions
Yes, the surface area of the part of the sphere at unit distance from the origin that is exposed to sound.
"Solid angle" is the english word for it, it suddenly occured to me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_angle
weinstro said:
Yes, the surface area of the part of the sphere at unit distance from the origin that is exposed to sound.
"Solid angle" is the english word for it, it suddenly occured to me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solid_angle
sreten said:
Hehe, isn't that more or less the definition of "bass end only"?
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
...sorry, I could not help myself.
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