I understand Audiolense or DSP software will time align and flatten frequency curve, so using digital crossovers the need to calculate many of the nuances with speaker design is negated. I firmly believe the minimum correction the better with DSP so I am presuming that if I can design a speaker(with no crossover) as best as possible from the beginning will benefit the overall design.
Secondly, many of the free software's don't have the high pass roll off. And of course I need something with accurate calculations with speaker enclosures.
Any advice, i mean if its needed 200 bux I am sure will be well spent but I just would love to get a simplified view on this. Just In case I have understood wrong?
Secondly, many of the free software's don't have the high pass roll off. And of course I need something with accurate calculations with speaker enclosures.
Any advice, i mean if its needed 200 bux I am sure will be well spent but I just would love to get a simplified view on this. Just In case I have understood wrong?