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Dependence of Microphone Pop Data on Loudspeaker Properties

Erhard Werner

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It is proposed to simulate the human articulation effects of plosives on microphone response by means of a simple loudspeaker setup and an RC network. The microphone response is digitized and two signal parameters are calculated from it. A comparison of the pop reaction and the calculated parameters is made using different loudspeakers

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It is proposed to simulate the human articulation effects of plosives on microphone response by means of a simple loudspeaker setup and an RC network. The microphone response is digitized and two signal parameters are calculated from it. A comparison of the pop reaction and the calculated parameters is made using different loudspeakers

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It is proposed to simulate the human articulation effects of plosives on microphone response by means of a simple loudspeaker setup and an RC network. The microphone response is digitized and two signal parameters are calculated from it. A comparison of the pop reaction and the calculated parameters is made using different loudspeakers

Key concepts: Loudspeaker, Microphone, Acoustics, Articulation (sociology), SIGNAL (programming language), Computer science, Speech recognition, Physics

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