From: jennifer resnik on
thank you for the links, I will start with the toolbox and I'll see how it goes.

Thank you,

Jennifer
From: jennifer resnik on
Thank you for your comments.
I have to check exactly what equipment I am going to use, but we have a lab in the department that does many experiments using sound so I will talk to them. But if you have any ideas I would be glad to hear them.

Thanks,

Jennifer
From: ImageAnalyst on
On Dec 31, 12:02 pm, "jennifer resnik"
<jennifer.res...(a)weizmann.ac.il> wrote:
> Thank you for your comments.
> I have to check exactly what equipment I am going to use, but we have a lab in the department that does many experiments using sound so I will talk to them. But if you have any ideas I would be glad to hear them.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jennifer

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Jennifer:
You need to characterize/calibrate your equipment, both the speaker
and the microphone used to characterize the speaker. I don't know
details on how to do that but I'm sure your research will find the
methods. Then you basically need to boost or dampen the signal at the
two frequencies so that they are presented to the listener with the
same volume. This is easily done just by dividing or multiplying by a
factor once you know the two volumes of the uncorrected signals.
Regards,
ImageAnalyst
From: jennifer resnik on
Thank you,

Jennifer