Acoustic Engineering Workflow

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In this video, I demonstrate one of several design workflows that an acoustic engineer may use for product design. All the showcased software is either free or open source:
OpenSCAD: openscad.org/
FreeCAD: www.freecad.org/
(Calc) Libre Office: www.libreoffice.org/
REW: www.roomeqwizard.com/
DesignSpark Mechanical: www.rs-online.com/
Blender: www.blender.org/
Car Audio Subwoofer Enclosure Design: adcaraudio.com/store/enclosur...
Home Audio & Advanced Systems Design: hexibase.com/contact/
00:00 - Preface
00:12 - Enclosure Design Request
00:46 - Listening Space Profiles
01:40 - Input
02:00 - Output(s)
02:29 - The Driver
02:54 - Enclosure Models
03:20 - Analysis: Sealed Model
04:01 - Boundary-Specific Transform Functions
04:27 - Equal Loudness Target
05:25 - Analysis: Transmission Line Model
05:56 - Exercising the Constraints
07:13 - Analysis: Bass-Reflex, Quasi-Cylindrical Model
08:29 - The "One Note Wonder" Scenario
09:09 - Analysis: Ducted Reflex Model
09:54 - Analysis: Dual-Stage Bass-Reflex Model
10:31 - "What's It Tuned To?"
11:32 - Practical Fb Scenario
12:38 - Analysis: 3rd Order Bandpass Model
13:00 - Analysis: 4rd Order Bandpass Model
13:17 - Let The Driver's Behavior Decide
13:44 - Analysis: 5th Order Series-Tuned Bandpass Model
13:50 - Analysis: 5th Order Parallel-Tuned Bandpass Model
14:11 - Analysis: 6th Order Parallel-Tuned Bandpass Model
14:25 - Upper Acoustic Order Threshold
14:46 - Air Flow Analysis
15:34 - Fabrication Strategies & Effects
16:31 - FEM: When to Brace or Double-Stack
17:11 - Final Design
17:27 - "Will It Scale?"
18:09 - Wrong Sub
18:22 - Wrong Car
18:53 - In Closing

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@katejohnson955 Год назад

Hi Pete. I did serious, high-end car audio design and build in the early 90’s, and with an engineering and computer programming background, I wrote many of my own tools based upon the original T/S papers and measured drivers using techniques that were only just barely starting to factor in listening space. I stumbled upon this video, and am absolutely blown away by how detailed and thorough your engineering process has become. I am HIGHLY impressed!

@hamsa5829 4 месяца назад

my dad did DJ magic mikes set up and im trying to figure it out too

@ZoneKei Год назад

This video is jaw dropping. It really makes the price of that enclosure design seem like a completely reasonable investment.

@weareallbeingwatched4602 Год назад

Most of the performance in any engineered assembly will be design driven. Simply by buying a commodity loudspeaker, you're paying for a lot of design work.

@matthew_mayton Год назад

As a student studying acoustics, I am deeply thankful for this video. you are a huge inspiration to me. As a fellow bass enthusiast, a 3D designer, and a 3D printer enthusiast. Thank you so much.

@jameslucas3161 Год назад

That feeling when you're 18 minutes into a brain-melting demonstration of enclosure design and you've been wondering the whole time how this would work in your 1990 CRX and he nonchalantly drops the set-up into a 1991 CRX... 😆🤯

@wenthecowscomehome Год назад

This is so cool. Every time I think I know enough about sub design to get by on my own there’s just sooo much more knowledge to gain and improve. Thank you for sharing

@thenotoriousrvh6091 Год назад

You lost me right after, "My name is Pete..." 🤣

@lxrdvader2021 4 месяца назад

AI would probably do all the technical work for us instantly. Then all you'd have to do is print the enclosure. Future is looking good

@EngineeringEssentials Год назад

That is some advanced modelling skills at work. This video inspires me to upskill myself to make decisions more accurately. Great work Pete, Thank you for sharing your time and expertise with me.

@Elliott-Designs Год назад

Hey Deepak. Fancy seeing you here 👋

@EngineeringEssentials Год назад

@@Elliott-Designs Hi Elliott, Nice to see you again. How are you?

@Elliott-Designs Год назад

@@EngineeringEssentials I'm good thanks. This video from hexibase has inspired me to go and learn some of the open source software he's shown. I already do acoustic simulations, etc like the ones shown. But if I learn this free stuff then I might actually be able to make tutorials on it, unlike the research/education stuff I currently use like ansys and comsol. How are you?

@lafaygts Год назад

Man that is a firehose of information for people not doing this daily, great stuff!

@DocIsEvil Год назад

damn this really opened my eyes when it comes to enclosure design and the difference between SPL n SQ

@arnicus208 Год назад

I have no idea what you said, but as usual, I’m amazed listening to you say it! Well done.

@ih4k4 24 дня назад

This is super fascinating. I didn't know I was so interested in acoustics and sound engineering until this video. Thank you so much

@deepblue812 Год назад

beautiful analysis. I think we all remember the days of grabbing some swap-meet subs and throwing together a box with some leftover plywood and a jigsaw and tossing it in the hatchback, mathematics be damned 😀

@joshholden8561 Год назад

U are hands down 1 of the most intelligent and interesting people that I have ever came across on you tube.

@thaostrich Год назад

You have outdone yourself on this one! I understood everything about this in theory before, but now I have a more practical understanding. Thank you.

@mabolzichjjl Год назад

Talk about a knowledge dump! Waaaayyyy more information here than I'll ever be able to comprehend

@sethalump Год назад

Holy shit dude. That's bonkers. Always impressed with your content.

@almonies Год назад

Yeah, I understood about 3% of what you said. I wish I knew how to do this for what I was planning but wow this is more complicated than I thought. You are really good at what you do man.

@MagnusD Год назад

Super-Pete does it again! Greatest video of all time.

@devious17 Год назад

I learned something from you today. Me at 50, technology has advanced by leaps and bounds indeed.

@FlesHBoX Год назад

I recently bought a 2015 MX-5, and have been looking at my options for getting a decent sounding system in it. Thanks to this video, I now have a LOT of work ahead of me, tearing the car apart to take measurements of the area under the soft top behind the rear bulkhead so I can model an enclosure... Part of me (the part that makes spreadsheets for literally every major decision I make) is super excited. The other part (the part that has a limited number of hours in the day to screw around) is scared, lol.

@Autunite Год назад

Meanwhile I just designed my box in SketchUp by only having the max size limit of my trunk to go after, and basic knowledge of sub boxes. Smacked that shit together and prayed it would work. And it did! Could it be designed a lot better? Definitely, but for the last six years I've lived in ignorant bliss as my 10" Digital Designs chuff along in their tiny enclosures. Pretty inspiring what you do, I wish to have this knowledge.

@atticchopshop8180 Год назад

Watching this for the third time and it makes more sense each time. I love AD subs and it's exciting to get a glimpse on what happens on the pro level.

@karlbarstad Год назад

Top tier knowledge and presentation. Thanks for all your work!

@waynenakanishi971 Год назад

As always, these type of content is inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing! I have to rewatch the video to digest. ❤❤

@XM913CG Год назад

Most informative video out there. From impedance curves to audio output with different drivers with given parameters. So much information in one video. AWESOME.

@hypervipergtx Год назад

BRAVO! I'm only knowledgable enough to follow along at a high level, understanding bits and pieces throughout at varying depths, but what's abundantly clear - you're a master of your craft, and I looooved the reasoning behind the 'no on the spot enclosure recommendations' snippet towards the end.

@AudioJudgement Год назад

Watched this video 2 times. Makes me wonder how long it will take for me to get to this level. When I was a kid my idol was Zaph Audio, but times change. Great work man!

@HagiRoku Год назад

I don’t think I’ll ever make it to his level. We can try though.

@HagiRoku Год назад

Although if you’re doing half of this and you’re in the car audio space, you’re doing better than 90% of the people out there

@rompdude Год назад

Many years, a keen interest in the subject and the job which allows you to get to this stage.

@FlossinBobRoss Год назад

You’re certainly on your way, man! I follow your channel as well.

@jaymzx0 Год назад

Good god. All of my early 2000's modeling was stone age stuff compared to now. I'm way out of the game now but I do have to say the modeling as described in this video is absolutely insane - in an awesome way. A great time to be a loudspeaker designer, for sure.

@jeffbarker730 Год назад

So much for just putting any beand 12s in my van 😂, you just opened (fried) my mind to a lot more senarios!! Great video and way more explanations

@__julio__ Год назад

You sir are an acoustic wizard

@NiliMoto Год назад

Oh hell yea thank youuuu!!!! Ive been waiting for something like this. I have searched the internet to find a way to model frequency response using capacitive and inductive reactance because something is missing from my calculations. I hope this video has what i need

@tykokavaak5784 Год назад

This is extremely exciting! I've been working on my own suite of software and workflow, and this indicates to me that I'm on the right track. I've been working with FreeCAD, SciLab (and similar), Ngspice, VituixCAD, etc... Though I have no intentions of refining this much further, the practices and concepts explored here are applicable too so many different areas. I come from an electronics/RF background with a hefty helping of computer science, and all but the loudspeaker specific software is new to me. This recent revisit of the acoustical side of my hobbies has been a boon to my knowledgebase, moreso than possibly any other facet I've explored. Systems modeling, control theory... Mmm, so good. Thanks Pete, for the inspiration and motivation.

@xTimx2002 Год назад

It blows my mind on how intelligent you are when it comes to doing these things. I'm a bit envious. It would be interesting to see what you could do if there was a fiberglass enclosure, molded to the wheel-well of the vehicle. and what kind of outcome it would produce or what it would need additionally to produce a proper conclusion. Love all your work bud! Have a great day! :)

@rbmarius Год назад

I have a friend that did that in an audi a4 combi with a FI IB3 18 and it sounds amazing, he peaks at 15 Hz 😁

@Sp3ncerSauc3 Год назад

That was awesome. Looking forward to a pt.2. Really interesting. Thank you for the work you put into the video. Your videos are awesome.

@jacquesw3086 Год назад

You are simply on another level. I did my engineering final year project on trying out a dynamically-ported speaker (port geometry changes in real time with the music chords basically) -- but I was just messing about compared to the work you do and knowledge you have. I'll pay for something like a 2-hour complete tutorial explaining each step in extreme detail, and showing how you've come to some of the intuition you have.

@jtmcfarland3512 10 месяцев назад

Unfortunately, I think he wrote his own software, so a tutorial may not give you the skills you need to catch up. Guy is on another level. LoL

@allankvist6741 Год назад

Glad your back I was worried

@Fabsenet Год назад

So much knowledge and so much work!

@indopleaser Год назад

One of the best car audio videos ever viewed

@George.___ Год назад

Great video! (As always) I especially enjoyed the part showing the cabinet and output curves as you were changing the geometry with the curves following right along showing the changing results. Awesome design tool!

@sule_imani Год назад

Thank you so much for this video. It is valuable knowledge to my increaing library of sound design. Another bang on video Pete😄👍

@hubaswift7640 Год назад

This is a video I have been hoping you would make for a while. You have my thanks! It will definitely take me another watch-through or two to glean everything there is to be learned from this video. The comments on tuning frequency in particular, was something I had noticed in practice, but never had a good understanding of.

@Hexa8 Год назад

I had a design from you at Pwk n it was amazing Pete... Thinking for some new project n design as well... As always next level knowledge

@avnut5517 Год назад

This is one of my favorite videos yet. I did something very similar in Paradox 1.0 many years ago, with optimization for every driver in my database. It would help you pick the best solution for the available space. It was limited to sealed and ported. Great to see this with higher order and TL designs. Nice work!

@tweeter05ify Год назад

First off thank you for sharing these types of videos with us. I had read in another comment that you designed and built an enclosure for someone? If so what do you charge and what info do you need?

@OOJokerOO1991 Год назад

Wow, this was a really interesting deep dive! Thanks! :)

@charliefrancis6438 Год назад

Very thorough, I have to watch your videos at least 5 times to catch everything you present! Please do a video on using multiple drivers like 4, 8 even 16 subs , I am sure the response would greatly vary compared to 1 Great channel

@sule_imani Год назад

So you use OpenSCAD to model the listening space, Freecad to build the enclosure, am I understanding that correctly? What do you use for the acoustic simulation generating FR graphs?

@nebulous962 Год назад

i thought you would be using like winisd or vituixcad but that seems much more sophisticated. were can i get this software?🙂

@DIYaudio69 Год назад

This is frickin awesome! The video I've been waiting for from you! Frickin awesome! I had you design the sub enclosure for the bed of a show truck made out of aluminum. And I have always been curious about the methods you used. By the way, it hits so hard and sounds amazing!

@BradSk88 Год назад

Appreciate you sharing this.

@Sceme1991 Год назад

I undestood almost nothing but watched the whole thing

@Road2Rally Год назад

Thanks for sharing this, I'm just a car audio hobbiest but I really want to get further into audio engineering and I love the content. Keep it up

@no_one_special_5407 Год назад

Had a 2000 f150 single cab with two ds18 8-inch elites behind the seat in a box I built myself 2.43sf³ with a baffle and a chimney port. I did the cab measurements and tuned it for 44.7 hz and loved it now I'm running a 15" ds18 exl-xxb on 6K in a 3.5sf³ prebuilt box in my ram and while it does hit hard it doesn't have that same feel to it nor is it as loud. But hats off to you for what u do man some people don't realize what truly goes into designing an enclosure , I need to build a box for my new truck but I guess I'll get around to it if I end up getting that 18 from trinity audio

@baronvonlimbourgh1716 Год назад

Can you also make sub recomendations? Seems much more efficient to have this done with the flexibility of picking a better suited driver before actually commiting to a subwoofer and make that fit as best as possible.

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

He can recommend from drivers he's modeled very recently, but that's just based on memory. His driver database is vast & runs over a decade and a half of models, versions, revisions etc and it takes man hours that can't be quoted on demand when you request a design. So, it's highly unlikely that you can get him to make a recommendation on drivers, it's much easier & responsible to let you dig your own foxhole & he just optimize it.

@baronvonlimbourgh1716 Год назад

@@stevemilton3499 he must have a shortlist of what he knows works well in certain applications. Going by that would if you don't have specific preferences for a driver make life easier for everyone involved i'd imagine.

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

@Baron von Limbourgh if it were me, I'd liken that to "giving financial advice" or "endorsing an exact S/N product". This, because the customer will want to hold the engineer responsible for the failure of a product, specifically after the McDonald's tech dept guy points the finger away from his company.

@DarQb Год назад

Just WOW, learned a loooot, thanks! Probably I could use these softwares to make my sub placement "optimal" in the livingroom, right?

@marcos-ut7mq Год назад

Awesome! super informative and i like the attention to modeling response in a specific tiype of car. thanks for explaining this process.

@aerospacengineer1 Год назад

Thanks for sharing, that was very enlightening and fun to watch. I would love to see a more indepth tutorial, but seeing the overall process was great!

@mmenjic Год назад

While this may be the best video on the subject ever made, I bet at least 70% of us dont have a clue about half of the stuff you said, unfortunately or fortunately for you :) My question is what would be the way and software for us, those 70% who would like to try to design our own enclosure, is there any procedure to follow that would make us not making big mistakes? I do understand that enclosure design if we want it to be perfect should be left to professionals, even driver choice and amps and in some cases even vehicle choice, but say we have some vehicle and some driver for which we have parameters and we roughly want it to be in specific place and have limited size available what would be the best approach to design and build enclosure which would not sound bad. For good sounding one we know who to ask and what to do, but how about some simple diy not bad sounding project which is not sensitive to millimeter precision errors which can end up more like centimeter beginner errors in build process for example?

@intricate_audio Год назад

Incredibly detailed. Amazing work as always!

@yeezywesty3651 Год назад

cześć, pozdrowienia z Australii. Love these video's, glad I found your channel, I fill in a lot of gaps in my knowledge and get ideas from your projects, the learning is the grind but once you have the knowledge, the fun can start.

@molak34 Год назад

GOLD. THANKS!

@McTroyd Год назад

Really cool that your employer was able to set you loose going over the ins and outs of enclosure design. While I always knew there were lots of intricacies to designing an enclosure, this really sets that detail in stark relief. Also makes one wonder how off-the-shelf speaker manufacturers are able to create sub enclosures for even more varied environments. The mind reels. 👍

@koreyhofer9964 11 месяцев назад

His employer hired him because of his skill set. Pete has had multiple business from his design work. Since before 2005 for sure

@jtmcfarland3512 10 месяцев назад

Manufacturers use a one-size-fits-all approach and many are absolutely clueless how to do this kind of work TBH.

@ogairbender3175 Год назад

Ok I'm done ,half way through and I'm exhausted 😂

@frankcooke1692 Год назад

This was very enlightening, and it was interesting to get a look at some of the tools available. But I think in as many words, his conclusion is "It's the back of Chevy Suburban, not Carneghie hall -you might as well just wing it"

@jamiethomas4079 Год назад

Next time someone ask me to build a sub box and I say "I can build you one that will sound pretty good, but I'm no expert. You should get someone smarter than me to design it first." I'm going to send them to this video.

@HagiRoku Год назад

Fantastic video thank you Pete.

@gizmobowen Год назад

I think I know just enough of what you're saying to follow along but realize how little I know. This make my brain hurt, but in a good way. I think this could have been broken into a half dozen videos explaining all sorts of acoustic design principals. I really enjoyed this, but now need to go watch some silly cat videos. Thank you.

@versus023 9 месяцев назад

that workflow is insane! clearly not for everyone but it seems to take into consideration every aspect. And im here just doing winsid and struggling haha!

@justforlaughs8988 Год назад

I would really enjoy it if you got involved in the community! Like in live video format,so we could ask questions in real time to get answers and idk get to know you better ! It would be super awesome to see one of the top acoustic engineers in my humble opinion just grace us with your presence and touch on a bunch of different topics just would be so amazing. If you were to go on Big D's 12volt talk like Aaron W did that would be sick cause thats how I fell in love with audio dynamics and you bro! Please consider it Pete??? 🙏 I know it's probably not your cup of tea but it would make the world to us fans!!!

@atticchopshop8180 Год назад

He records a Q&A on his Patreon but it's always so few questions that it only happens quarterly 😐

@stephensomersify Год назад

Over impressive - DEEP respect ------------------------- old git, UK

@koentje505 Год назад

Ill be coming back to this video many, many times😄

@nnperformance76 Год назад

Hopefully you and Sam Vennard work together on bass or Bust? Definitely interested in seeking what you two could do together?

@proffessasvids Год назад

Brilliant Pete. Your software is extremely impressive. Nicely done that man xx

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

He shows about 10% of useful software. The rest is just visualizations made specifically for the viewer; he doesn't use visual things like you see there. It's 90% cartoon for the layman. The information is in the dialog, though. Listen again with your eyes shut.

@proffessasvids Год назад

Ah fair one, I'm no computer expert. I did like the 3d modes study software. It does run on a number of heavy assumptions pertaining to the damping factor of the surfaces though. Xx

@agbhargihad7325 Год назад

You need to start a tutorial series teaching others your wizardry..

@Username-qx9gk Год назад

Hats off, amazing work!! I just worry the model of cabin is way off from reality _garbage in garbage out_ Could there be a better way to model the space?

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

The video is a bare-bones visual representation (for the viewers, unused by him). It gives Layman's explanation with crayons compared to what he's really looking at when modeling. He mentions it quickly, but 99.x% of watchers won't catch it.

@Username-qx9gk Год назад

@@stevemilton3499 Pretty sure he's modifying a basic parametric model in openscad, 0:51 "all my models". He just mentioned opening the file in a 3D viewer for us to see, but it's not strictly necessary. So he's working off a realllly basic estimation that's probably nowhere near real world. There has to be a better way, maybe using something like a bunch of data collected with 'REW' in conjunction with the basic model, or even better a 3D scan or actual model from OEM

@davidkclayton Год назад

I would prefer to have a flat response and let the electronics handle the loudness curve. For the obvious reason loudness needs to flatten out at louder volume.

@ctrhenry Год назад

Amazing!!

@helmanfrow Год назад

The less I understand what you're saying the more I enjoy it.

@NavySturmGewehr Год назад

I wonder how wicked of a muffler you could design for an engine!

@Spaniard47 Год назад

Thanks for thoroughly discouraging me from progressing in the world of professional custom subwoofer design.

@thijsd Год назад

Absolutely amazing.

@pjtruslow Год назад

Pete, Have you considered making a design for Barevids competition he is running? He is using a 2" driver and a cabin as a scaled cabin volume with viewers submitting 3d printable box designs that he will be testing in a head to head setup. I would be very interersted if you would go through the design process of such an enclosure, as well as going through the science of how well the setup mimics the behavior of a single 12" in a scaled cabin, of course once you scale the frequency response by a factor of 6 as well as the cabin volume. Maybe you could even collaborate on the video.

@atticchopshop8180 Год назад

Also looking forward to this!

@modernbassheads5051 Год назад

Me too

@anthonytruong563 11 месяцев назад

I just face planted the learning curve

@cheater00 Год назад

intensely interesting video. thank you!

@paulhamacher773 Год назад

This is outstanding! I didn't know someone would really go to that much effort to simulate a loudpeaker enclosure from start to end so that the frequency response it creates in a specific environment matches a predefined curve at the listening position. Two questions: 1) What simulation software do you use? How did you achive live-update of the simulated frequency responses while tuning the parameters in CAD? 😧 2) 04:27 - Equal Loudness Target. Why do you want to match the equal loudness curve in the first place? Producers create their music on systems that follow a rather linear frequency response and not one, that follows the shape of an equal loudness curve. So why should our subwoofer do? In my view it just adds a colouration to the low end sound. What am I overseeing?

@IODBaaL Год назад

Yes and no. There are different problems at the same time when mixing music. Yes, you could compensate in the production or mixing stage of your music BUT: the lower the note the bigger the wave and less space in the mix. So when compensating for equal loudness you'd have to limit different notes differently or you overdrive very low notes, so you only do this in a very rough way eg. octave jumps

@Elliott-Designs Год назад

I agree using the Equal loudness contour diagrams in this way does seem odd. I've only ever used it for comparing differences at two different volumes and compensating for that so that the content sounds the same at a volume louder or quieter than the reference. I can't quite see why he would try to trace the contour in this way. I'd like to hear his thoughts on this.

@raw_000 Год назад

Used software was linked in the videos description, but I am interested in the live updates as well.

@danielrinconp 8 месяцев назад

1) This is really interesting to me too... I'm pretty sure he's taken advantage of OpenSource CAD editors so he can easily write and run a script (possibly written in Python) from whatever operating system he's using (in this case, Windows). The script periodically extracts data from the CAD file and parses it into another text file, which the Sheets editor can then read in real time. This can be achieved using plugins or macros. Afterward, it calculates and prints data and frequency responde charts using macros within the same spreadsheet file.

@acat8450 Год назад

The software used at 6:15 is incredibly! Seeing how the enclosure affects the response live is amazing. Is that a software that is available somewhere? Right now I am looking for ways to simulate enclosures and room acoustics at specific positions and something like that would be awesome!

@raw_000 Год назад

Haven't watched that far, but have you checked the video description? It says all used software is free or open source and has a list of used programs with links.

@Elliott-Designs Год назад

@@raw_000 None of the programs there seem to be capable of those acoustic simulations by themselves. There are programs that are open source and free that can be used for simulation though. Including one that can be integrated into FreeCAD.

@666nacirema666 Год назад

openscad

@mattbatt0 Год назад

exactly what I was looking for more information on.

@tannerleo273 11 месяцев назад

I think he has actually written everything in Libre office calc. It is just a spreadsheet with things color coded to make it look like a GUI, with buttons have macros assigned to them. I think the simulation is being done numerically in the spreadsheet, which is certainly possible although the math behind there must be crazy. It's also possible that the macros are launching something else to perform the simulation.

@tomlademann2521 Год назад

What software / visuals are used to create the pressure simulations, such as at 16:20? I thoroughly enjoyed this and might look into picking up model-based enclosures in the future. As of right now, most designs are just simple Bassreflex Boxes.

@NoSpace4Bass Год назад

I would like to know as well! Been asking since the early days 😢 I don't mind being pointed in the direction of where to go, I also don't mind paying for a similar program. Can someone (Preferably Pete) guide us please?

@samlcyo2 Год назад

From what I understand he designed the whole software suite himself by programming live scripts so he could output his SPL graphs in real time... Simply astounding level of engineering. I understand why he wouldn't want to share his intellectual property, but I would pay so much to get to use this software 😂

@nathoid5940 Год назад

Id love to see a future video in which you elaborate on the workbench calculations you used to yield the frequency response of the system.

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

The fun part is putting everything together to calculate a response curve, and then it morphs over time, when even a single tone builds in amplitude as the multiple dissipating waves bounce throughout the cabin. See that on a XYZ ∆P graph, real time....that is some cool ish. That's what he wrote over a decade ago. I can imagine what he's modified it to today.

@IODBaaL Год назад

I'd still love to know what the simulations software is. Either I blinked and missed it or he didn't tell?

@jprieto727 Год назад

Can you model that same subwoofer with a passive tunable radiator or even infinit baffle?

@nathanjames4242 5 месяцев назад

Let me add: I watched this after drinking a decent amount of quality Kentucky style bourbon. My face now hurts very badly from straining to comprehend what the heck you are talking about.

@NiliMoto Год назад

Oh god... i was afraid of something like this. You do your calculations with an excel spreadsheet. Jesus. I guess you build that yourself? So there's no way for me to model something with your accuracy without building such a calculator myself?

@scottiffanimccord1509 Год назад

You're use of deity is telling...🤪

@MostlyPennyCat Год назад

@@scottiffanimccord1509 Oh Holey Jebus, please bless my spreadsheet and send angles to guide my hand on the router.

@MostlyPennyCat Год назад

Seriously though, I'm a software engineer but I don't know shit about cabinet design. If anybody wants I can write an excellent application to do this. I've always wanted to as well, I just don't know anything about how to turn the idea into the math into the cab.

@MostlyPennyCat Год назад

The best I've ever managed is take a pair of 6x9s where I had access to those attribute numbers drivers have and build a pair of sealed cabinets with a decent response curve. Then I added all the electronics, gave it a lid, handles, wheels and a battery and basically made a _massive_ Bluetooth speaker.

@NiliMoto Год назад

@@MostlyPennyCat i would be able to manage to make a spreadsheet like his in the video but the amount of physical interactions between air molecules with each other and other surfaces is mind-boggling. No idea how to accurately represent everything with a formula. I'll try to find out

@tonyb7748 Месяц назад

Man, I could've used you in the late 90's. Now I need you for a new build lol. Orion SPLX 12 going into a S90.....

@Frietpan Год назад

my yamaha subwoofer has a "yst" system (yamaha active servo tech), would a system like that have a effect on the design of the enclosure? the yst would make the ts parameters and such from the driver itself unusable? would they measure the driver with the yst system active? or arent they matched at all and could use any random 10" driver?

@MonkeyWithAWrench Год назад

hold on a minute, let me grab a mop. My brain melted.

@IncendiaryMedia Год назад

This is pretty incredible, and honestly looks more approachable than I'd expected; Do you think it'd be possible to invert this workflow in order to design a soundproof enclosure for a specific sound source? Also, the description lists all software as being free or open source, but I'm not sure which one the actual speaker configuration and acoustic simulation program is supposed to be; It looks like it might be in-house software?

@stevemilton3499 Год назад

@kentaltobelli1840 Год назад

First like!!! This is the one I've been waiting for!! 🎧

@kentaltobelli1840 Год назад

Incredible, thank you for taking the time to put this together! I'm amazed by the effort to get the simulation/calculations working, how closely do your simulations match the real listening outcome? If this is the process you use to develop plots for your other enclosure design and testing videos then I'd say incredibly accurate given all the variables!

@headshotpros888 Год назад

Outstanding!

@ImTheJazzman Год назад

I thought I knew a little bit about sound enclosures. But, even from an engineering standpoint I was lost in the first few minutes. This dude is Way-Way beyond me. They say a picture sais a 1000 words but even this video doesnt say enough for me to understand... and I've watched it 2ce. I'll have to stick to micro's...