AF005 Acoustic Waves and Wavelengths

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[@LoudnessWar]

@metalheadwoohoo Thanks! And that's a great idea. There will be a perfect spot to fit those in after discussing filters, after an episode or two.

[@LoudnessWar]

Glad to hear it! Thanks.

[@iownal3]

Very interesting.

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[@LoudnessWar]

That video is now up - episode #8.

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[@Hexspa]

Diffusion also changes the phase and timing besides its directional effect.

[@metalheadwoohoo]

Can you explain additive vs subtractive in terms of synthesizers? It would be a great help! Nice sweater by the way :D

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[@Chamilawarna]

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[@rehmania_2.03]

Does wavelength depends on the time

[@mitchiemasha]

I always thought the "Bass takes time to develop" comment was more related to how a low frequency sine wave takes longer to reach a potential amplitude than a higher frequency, even though they travelling at the same speed. Although, I've never heard anyone say it.

[@Hexspa]

I've heard this phrase as well but how would you measure it? In my time helping people with their rooms, I've never encountered an issue where the bass wasn't 'developing'.