Ever wondered what the High and Low Shift parameters of the Profiler Cabinet implementation actually do to the cab frequency response? See attached plots.
Supported by COVID-19 (holidays during lockdown)
Ever wondered what the High and Low Shift parameters of the Profiler Cabinet implementation actually do to the cab frequency response? See attached plots.
Supported by COVID-19 (holidays during lockdown)
Where did you get the charts? Is the blue line a real representation of a Kone speaker?
I made them myself using a method described here. It's the cab from the factory profile MB - /13 JRT915 84 3.
My personal two cents on the results: I was kind of surprised by the seemingly large impact on the mids, especially of the High Shift parameter. In addition, the pronounced early cut-off of the positive Low Shift was unexpected to me. I then did a coarse implementation of my own naive idea of such an algorithm. Plots attached.
Epilogue: IMHO ckemper is just a genius, and his DSP Team a rare collection of true wizards. They know the math but they trust their ears not their eyes. So I didn't even test my results -- presumably they're pure crap...
Epilogue: IMHO ckemper is just a genius, and his DSP Team a rare collection of true wizards. They know the math but they trust their ears not their eyes.
Well said ?