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Dynaudio LYD Series
Listening
Once you have your speakers properly positioned, its time to start
listening to them. Subjective listening tests can be made with reference
tests
material that you are familiar with; a favorite album, movie or other
recording. Objective tests can be made simply with a smartphone
app or more sophisticated acoustic measurement system.
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RTA Spectral Analyzer
Reference material
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Pink Noise Source
Play some recorded material that you are familiar
with through the speakers to see if the sound
Dynaudio has created an iOS app with these
is what you expect. Adjust the tilt filters both
tools built in so you can quickly test and calibrate
directions to hear the different tonalities that are
your LYD speakers using your iPhone, iPad or
possible. It is also suggested that you listen to
iPod touch. In the Apple App Store, search for
material you know actually sounds bad or has
"Dynaudio Meter" to locate and download this
defects in the recordings. A truly neutral loud-
free app.
speaker will reveal these defects clearly.
You can connect the device directly to the speak-
The whole point to a good loudspeaker is to
ers using a conventional headphone to RCA
get accurate representation of the sound, good
adapter. Play the pink noise from the Dynaudio
or bad, so that mix decisions can effectively be
Meter and adjust the level for a reasonable play-
made. Adjust the tilt filter to the setting you are
back volume. If you wish to play pink noise from
most comfortable with.
your computer workstation, a WAV file containing
pink noise is available at:
Pink noise
www.dynaudio.com/pinknoise
For an objective test of the speaker's response,
Play the pink noise through one speaker at a time
you will need a metering system. This consists
at a reasonable level (~80-85dBA) and place the
of a device that can measure the spectral output
iPhone or iPad at the listening position. Change
of the loudspeaker in real time and a source of
the Sound Balance filter to see how the response
pink noise that can be played back through the
changes the response curve in the RTA. Pink
loudspeakers.
noise is a balanced level of noise across the entire
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spectrum. In the RTA display, the reading should
be as level and even as possible.
If you notice excessive levels in the low frequen-
cies, try setting the Sound Balance filter to Bright
(B) and check the results. If the spectrum analyzer
shows a greater degree of high frequencies, set
the tilt filter to dark (D) and check the results.
Once you have the tilt filter set for the flattest
response curve in the RTA, return to your ref-
erence material to see how it sounds. Through
this process of objective tests with the RTA and
subjective listening tests with you ears, you will
arrive at the best setting for your Dynaudio loud-
speakers.
Personal Reference Monitor
Final
Beyond the settings for the loudspeakers, additional tweaks may be
desired to improve the response of the system and room environment.
tweaks
You may discover that a reflective surface is causing a high frequency
anomaly or perhaps room modes are disturbing the bass response
in the room.
First reflection treatment
to check if you can see either loudspeaker in
the mirror when sitting in the listening position.
Sound reflecting off of hard surfaces that are
If you can see either loudspeaker in the mirror, it
close to the listening position can cause problems
follows that upper frequencies will bounce off that
in the high frequency response and imaging of
surface directly back to the listening position and
the loudspeakers. These first reflections can be
potentially cause response problems.
relatively easy to fix in many cases. Figure 7 shows
some common causes of first reflections in a
Placing absorptive material on these surfaces will
typical control room.
reduce the effect of first reflections and improve
the sound of the system. The thicker the acoustic
First reflections can be located easily by using a
material is, the more effective it will be. Also, cre-
mirror placed on various surfaces in the studio
ating an air space behind the material will improve
its effectiveness. Place as much absorption that
is practical at the first reflection points to improve
the response of the system.
Bass trapping
If you notice any peaks or dips in the low fre-
quency response curve of the RTA (20-250 Hz),
they may be caused by room modes. Room
modes occur at specific low frequencies that
have wavelengths that are equal to or multiples
of the dimensions of the listening room.
For example, if the listening room is 4 meters
long, there may be a room mode at 43 Hz since
Figure 7: Reflection diagram
Listening tests / Final tweaks
its wavelength is about 8 meters. What this means
is that for this frequency, the room response will
change dramatically depending on the position
of the listener and the loudspeaker. You may hear
a more of this frequency or less of it depending
on the listening position in the room. Modes
can be formed from all dimensions of the room;
length, width, and height. The solution is to place
sound absorption designed for low frequencies
in the most effective places to reduce the effect
of room modes.
Many manufacturers make sound absorptive
devices called bass traps that are designed to
be placed in or near corners and will reduce the
amount of reflected low frequency energy in the
room. By dampening the resonance of the modes,
the low frequency response of the room may be
smoothed out.
When placing bass traps, always check the result-
ing frequency response curve with pink noise and
an RTA to ensure that the loudspeaker response
is improving. Then listen to your favorite reference
material to see how this affects it.
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