Trinnov Audio ALTITUDE 16, Руководство пользователя

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_ USER MANUAL
the time window) is taken into account. At low frequencies the window typically starts at 150ms for 20Hz, and
decreases constantly to be as low as 0.3ms at 10 kHz.
2. An amplitude-based approach for the correction of Late Reverberation (LR), whose main parameter, Resolu-
tion of Energy Response is the smoothing applied to the energy response.
Resolution of Energy Response (default is 1/3 octave): It defines, in number of octaves, how the room energy
response is smoothed, and modifies the behavior of the equalization performed by the Optimizer on the Late
Reverberation. Its default value is 1/3 octave.
The behavior of the energy optimization algorithm varies according to the smoothing applied to the room’s
response. If the response is less smoothed, sharp peaks in the response will be more taken into account for the
correction, while with more smoothing only the overall tonal balance of the room will be corrected.
7.3 _TARGET CURVE
The Altitude
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implements Target Curves as a powerful tool for achieving the required
frequency response from your system. For every speaker in the room, a target curve
can be defined in terms of:
Amplitude only / Amplitude and Phase / Amplitude and Group Delay
One or more channels can be linked in order to share the same target curve for several speakers.
7.3.1 _OVERVIEW OF THIS PROCEDURE
In the Altitude
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, setting target curves is a very straightforward procedure:
• Decide if you want to apply the same target curve to all the speakers (except subwoofers), or if you want to
apply a different target curve depending on the type of speaker.
• Link/unlink the speakers that will share the same target curve.
• Setup the target curve for each group of speakers.
• Press the Apply Change button.