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Haasova zona nije baš zabetonirana, oko 5-40ms. Između 18-35ms je za režirke odlična, odvisno i od kubikaže prostorije te tretmana. Stranica 27 sa RPGj-evog pdf.-ja: "Why doesn’t the room sound anechoic with room reflections 30 dB below the direct sound? Possible reasons: The 35 ms integration time of the ear may raise the level and importance of the diffuse sound field The diffuse sound field is very dense and occurs without any time delay, as in a reverberant space which requires time to develop a reverberant sound field It’s like adding reverberation with a level 30 dB below the anechoic direct sound, an interesting perception experiment to perform." I još sa strane Altona Everesta: "Small critical listening environments are spaces such as recording and broadcast studios, residential listening rooms, and music practice rooms. In concert halls, these spaces are usually designed to be neutral, adding little of the signature of the room to pre-encoded reproduced sound. A method to achieve this was described by Davis and Davis in their live end–dead end control room design concept.3 An abbreviated list of two of the room criteria follows: There (should be) an effectively anechoic path between the monitor loudspeakers and the mixer’s ears for at least 2–5 ms beyond the studio’s initial time-delay gap. There (should be) a highly diffused sound field present during the initial onset of the so-called Haas effect. In 1984, D’Antonio et al.4 extended the ideas of Davis and Davis3 by introducing practical ways to provide a temporal reflection-free zone (RFZ) surrounding the listening position using flush-mounted loudspeakers and a diffuse sound field using reflection phase grating (RPG) diffusors on the rear wall. The RFZ is created by splaying massive, speaker boundary surfaces, which may also contain porous absorption to further minimize the speaker-boundary interference. The RFZ also creates an initial time delay before the onset of the diffuse energy from the rear wall. The rear wall diffusors create a passive surround sound and a diffuse sound field for the room. They also widen the “sweet spot” and provide low-frequency absorption below the diffusion design frequency. Over the past decade this design has proved to be a useful approach to designing listening facilities and has been used in over a thousand facilities. In small critical listening rooms, the geometry, close proximity, and surface topology of the boundary surfaces to the listening position may result in a very sparse temporal and spatial distribution of reflections. The nonuniform reflection pattern can result in specularity effects, such as comb filtering and image shifting, as well as nonuniform sound distribution throughout the room." Vir: Alton F. Everest; The Masterhandbook of Acoustics, fourth edition: stranica 499 i 500. A RT60: "Reverberation time is defined as that time required for the sound in a room to decay 60 dB". je priporučljiv od otprilike 0.3 - 0.5 sekunde odvisno opet od kubikaže režije, tipa produkcije. Svejedno je prva prioriteta napraviti sa akustičkim tretmanom dobru frekvencijsku linearnu sliku (u okvirima -/+ 5-15dB max.) i onda paziti na zdrav RT60 kroz čujni spektar u režijama i na tih Haasovih 18-35ms. Jer ako je soba mala onda nečete moči dosegnuti takve normative, logično. Eto, da je bilo brže podao sam direktno na engleskom inače bih se napisao... Oprosti dema još jednom, nisam namjerno i hvala! Nadam se, da sam popravio krivicu. Čovjek sam pa pravim greške.
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