On 08/24/2015 05:29 PM, school shoes wrote: > hello > I understand that our ears perceive midrange sounds as louder than very low > or very high ones. I am wondering if there is some sort of simple method or > formula or object that compensates for the perceived difference in volume, so > that if i have say a patch randomly generating osc~ frequencies between 50 > and 15000 hz, the volume [*~] of each frequency can be adjusted so that they > all have the same overall presence? > thanks in advance.
there's [mtx_phon_curves] (in iemmatrix) which uses an approximation formula for the phon curves. being a matrix object¹, it takes a vector of sinusoidal components and outputs the relative gains. gfmrsa IOhannes ¹ i have no clue why this is in the iemmatrix toolbox, and not a general scalar object.
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