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Man finding an actual circuit class description of Frequency Response is like a bitch and a half 😂 I did frequency response of circuits this summer and I am just a wee bit lost lol
Yeah that seems to be the common factor. I see a lot of examples with speakers or microphones etc so i’m assuming that’s probably the main application of that form of analysis. Thank you for the video though! I appreciate it, and it was helpful information to know!
If youre other driver goes up to 3k you should be good, maybe raise it to 4.5k. You could also break up the beam forming with a diffuser and see if that helps blnd the two together.
Was hoping I would see this connected to math for my vibrations midterm but realized I click on an audio technician's video and not an engineering video :P
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The first channel I came across which explains fundamentals so well.
Thanks for watching!
I think My frequency response is getting better listening to Audio University Regularly🤖
very well explained bro. thank you keep it up
Wonderfully explained 👍
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Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Great explanation.
Thanks Ron!
Nice explanation sir
Thank you!
What are levels on Y axis ? If magnitude then why are negative values?
If a frequency is attenuated by a device, the frequency response graph will show that as a negative number.
@@AudioUniversity Ok got it. Thanks for the explanation
awesome, so helpful, ty
No problem! Thanks for watching.
Even my pot headed brain was able to understand this 👍
Man finding an actual circuit class description of Frequency Response is like a bitch and a half 😂 I did frequency response of circuits this summer and I am just a wee bit lost lol
I believe it’s the same basic principle with any circuit: what goes in vs. what comes out. Thanks for watching!
Yeah that seems to be the common factor. I see a lot of examples with speakers or microphones etc so i’m assuming that’s probably the main application of that form of analysis. Thank you for the video though! I appreciate it, and it was helpful information to know!
Thank you!
I HAVE TWEETER FREQ RESPONS 4K-27K CAN YOU HEAR FREQ BELOW 4K FOR MY TWEETER ?..OR SHOULD I CHANGE MY TWEETER FREQ RESPON 1K-27
It depends on the other loudspeakers you’ve paired with the tweeter.
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If youre other driver goes up to 3k you should be good, maybe raise it to 4.5k. You could also break up the beam forming with a diffuser and see if that helps blnd the two together.
Was hoping I would see this connected to math for my vibrations midterm but realized I click on an audio technician's video and not an engineering video :P
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Is that guy wearing makeup?