A New Paradigm – Linear Transfer Before delving into the nuts and bolts it is necessary to examine the desired goal of measurement. After all, how can one get somewhere without knowing the destination? After much exposure to Smaart in the “early days” of 1997 it became quite clear to the author a personal rethinking of the equalization process was in order.

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What is the goal? Of course the easy answer is “make it sound good” but after watching Sam Berkow and Jim Brawley equalize several systems a methodology revealed itself. The goal: get out exactly what you put it. This seems somewhat intuitive but upon examination a clear distinction can be made between the usual equalization process practiced by those not using test equipment and a scientific method supported by measurement and reasoning.

The perfect integration of art and science can yield stunning results, yet it is crucial to understand when to apply each. Robert Scovill is a master integrator of art and science. Wargame Red Dragon Setup.exe. He describes the system equalization goal as “linear transfer”, and his goal is to create a system response free of resonance with no frequencies “hyped”. Ultimately, he expects the system to accurately track EQ changes made on the console channel strip. When the system is properly equalized this goal can be realized, and he is free to creatively mix on the console rather than fight a system that impedes the creative process with inaccurate response. With proper equalization his mix decisions are transferred in a linear fashion to the ears of the listeners, no more and no less.