Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:57 am
good post pixelbox, will try this out later..
If you were to double the signal, the DBs would increase by 3 (or 6, i'm not sure) of actual volume. The positive part of the waveform must overlap with the negative part of the second waveform in order to phasepixelbox wrote:Nope. No phasing because the signal is actually delayed a few (>30) ms. Phasing would occur only if you doubled the signal.patrickkidd wrote:I don't understand. You get a phase effect out of this, which in no way preserves the original sound.
Instead of guessing or imagining the results, I challenge you to actually TRY it.