Use of digital inverse filtering techniques for improving car audio systems¶
Farina, A., & Ugolotti, E. (1997). Use of digital inverse filtering techniques for improving car audio systems. Pre-prints of the 103rd Audio Engineering Society Convention.
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- Digital Room Correction
- Without an enclosure-dependent acoustic path, there is ordinary signal equalization but no room response to correct.
This sourceConsulted for the test-car setup, driver-seat limitation, real-time software convolver, nonlinear-distortion boundary, full/partial-inversion artifacts, and the authors' expressly small five-listener test.
- Without an enclosure-dependent acoustic path, there is ordinary signal equalization but no room response to correct.
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