Let's talk about time alignment!

[Fricasseekid]

Bah-dnh. Chh!


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[chad]

Lol
No wonder we can't dial in T/A perfectly.


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Lol "dial in". Here's the deal. You take a measurement and set it. Just like taking a measurement and cutting x priced of wood.

Correcting for distance induced time correction does not require a top hat, a rabbit, a potion, and a cape.

[chad]

I dislike the new tapatalk.

[Fricasseekid]

Lol "dial in". Here's the deal. You take a measurement and set it. Just like taking a measurement and cutting x priced of wood.

Correcting for distance induced time correction does not require a top hat, a rabbit, a potion, and a cape.

If this is true explain why some find it best to delay the subs more then anything or why delaying the dash speakers a little more can make for better staging, or other t/a phenomenon/tricks that people use to their advantage.


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[PaulD]

but if you tune it in a black hole, will it sound good in normal space or even an atmosphere ?

[chad]

If this is true explain why some find it best to delay the subs more then anything or why delaying the dash speakers a little more can make for better staging, or other t/a phenomenon/tricks that people use to their advantage.


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I've mentioned Haas effect twice now I think.... It is real. Requires measurement. .

Also, you answered it by saying "why some find it best." A child totally finds it best, if not in their best interest to believe in Santa Claus.

We also talked about the vehicle exciting late. Which is also an imperial measurement useful in delaying the front stage

Next thing someone is going to tell you is how delaying the whole thing makes it bleed unicorn piss. When in reality the only difference will be the difference on how long it takes the time to stop when you hit pause.

[Fricasseekid]

You mad bro? I do remember the Haas effect.

But I didn't recall the other one. I'll look back.


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[chad]

Not mad. Tapatalk. Don't do well with tiny touch keyboards so I have to go with brevity due to fat thumbs.

You srsly have no idea how long this takes me

[claydo]

Lol "dial in". Here's the deal. You take a measurement and set it. Just like taking a measurement and cutting x priced of wood.

Correcting for distance induced time correction does not require a top hat, a rabbit, a potion, and a cape.

Maybe I'm missing something......when I set my t/a using measurements, my tonality goes to shit.....I thought due to phasing errors.....doesn't sound natural, actually quite terrible. It was only through experimentation, moving up and down through my t/a adjustments that I've found settings that both sound natural and stage well. This was a long process, but the results absolutely blow the physical measurements settings out of the water, halfway across the country to the fucking desert.......

[SublimeZ]

IF, and ONLY IF I play with Haas Effect I do it with the sub... but generally witht eh sub I open the doors and hatch and runnig it FR to get the time.. the car takes a while to "light up" and, for example, my car takes about 30 mS to get lit up. You are fighting a losing battle, I combat this by raising the sub crossover point.

Do you raise the sub xover to an overlap with mids?