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What is the influence of the loudspeaker frequency response in the measured/calculated results? I imagine a deconvolution (or DSP method is used to combine the signals) between the reproduced and the measured signal is done to obtain the resulting impulse. Are these two signals taken from the microphone? or the reproduced internally and the measured from the mic. If it´s the latter then the loudspeaker freq response should definitely influence the results (so as the soundcard´s response). If so, what do you suggest I do to diminish it?.
As always thanks for your help.:clap:
Sergio
What is the influence of the loudspeaker frequency response in the measured/calculated results? I imagine a deconvolution (or DSP method is used to combine the signals) between the reproduced and the measured signal is done to obtain the resulting impulse. Are these two signals taken from the microphone? or the reproduced internally and the measured from the mic. If it´s the latter then the loudspeaker freq response should definitely influence the results (so as the soundcard´s response). If so, what do you suggest I do to diminish it?.
As always thanks for your help.:clap:
Sergio