Re: Measuring frequency response

[Srikanth Cherla <cherla.srikanth@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Bruno,

I've attached the paper by Angelo Farina that describes the theory and advantages of the swept-sine technique which we also used in our lab. This might lead you to other relevant literature as well.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Srikanth

On Mon, Jun 25, 2012 at 6:18 PM, Bruno L. Giordano <brungio@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dear list,

a rather basic question: I need to measure the frequency response of a sound-reproduction chain from the hard drive of a machine to the headphones/earphones that participants will wear. My goals are to know the frequency response itself, and to eventually try to flatten it as much as possible.

I would appreciate optimal-method recommendations for the measurement of the frequency response (e.g., broadband noise vs. sweeps) and/or relevant references. Note that my question is not about which equipment I should use, I already took care of that (artificial ears; good level meter; calibrated mics).

Thank you,

        Bruno

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Bruno L. Giordano, PhD
Voice Neurocognition Laboratory (CCNi, Glasgow Univ) &
Affiliate member of Music Research Dept. (McGill Univ, Montréal)
URL: http://www.brunolgiordano.net

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