Editor's Note: Mitch Barnett of Accurate Sound just published his video masterclass in digital room correction and I'm thrilled to help get the word out to audiophiles. I've used room correction in my main system for two years and I absolutely love the results in my main system and headphone system. This technology has come incredibly far over the years. I believe everyone should at least give it a shot and keep it as a tool in their audiophile toolbox.
Here's a small intro from @mitchco, followed by his nearly two hour, incredibly in-depth, video.
From Mitch:
A deep dive presentation on the fundamentals of "proper" Digital Room Correction (DRC). Includes hands-on DSP FIR Filter Designer demos using Acourate and Audiolense.
Having participated in many audio forum discussions, having watched online videos on Digital Room Correction (or DRC), and having reviewed over a dozen DRC products over the past 11 years, I have come to two conclusions. One is that there is considerable misunderstanding about DRC, how it works and even what problems DRC is trying to solve. And, just as important, understanding what is possible using the SOTA of DRC. I hope you find the content educational and practical.
This presentation assumes some basic understanding of loudspeaker measurements, room acoustics, and psychoacoustics, the latter being the science of how we perceive sound.
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