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| WHAT ADVANTAGES DOES A PARAMETRIC EQ HAVE COMPARED TO A GRAPHIC EQ? |
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Definition
| Adjustable center frequency and adjustable bandwidth |
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| WHAT IS COMPLIMENTARY EQUALIZATION? |
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Definition
•Creating the opposite in gain
•Matching the Bandwidth
•Matching the Center frequency |
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| WHAT IS ERROR IN CENTER FREQUENCY? |
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Definition
| When the center frequency of the anomaly and the center freq of the correction do not match. |
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| WHAT IS ERROR IN BANDWIDTH? |
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Definition
| When the bandwidth of the anomaly and the bandwidth of the correction do not match. |
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Definition
| Two signals arriving at different times near equal amplitude; causing cancellation of linear frequencies. |
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Term
| WHAT ARE THE TWO INDEPENDENT FACTORS THAT DETERMINE THE MAGNITUDE AND FREQUENCY RESPONSE OF COMB FILTERING? |
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Definition
•Time Offset
•Level Offset |
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Term
| HOW DO YOU CALCULATE FOR COMB FILTERING? |
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Definition
•F = 1/t(seconds)
•1st null = f/2 |
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Term
| WHY IS IT CALLED COMB FILTERING? |
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Definition
| On a linear scale it looks like the bristles of a comb. |
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Term
| WHAT ACTIONS COULD YOU TAKE TO REDUCE COMB FILTERING? |
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Definition
•Delays
•Level offset
•High Pass Filters
•Noise Gates |
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| WHY ARE EQ’s BLAMED FOR POOR RESULTS WHEN TRYING TO CORRECT COMB FILTERING? |
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Definition
| It’s a time problem, it cannot be corrected with frequency. |
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