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Poor Attenuation With High Pass Filter

It's clipping. Divide the output by 2 and you'll be fine. The theoretical maximum amplitude gain for the lowpass is 1.67 but it's 2.48 for the highpass, the highpass is more likely to clip. The input ...
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Why do inverted impulse responses sound awful when applied to an audio system?

One thing that I remember from a Brüel & Kjær application note from the 1980s or 90s is that for a room impulse response, you wanna separate the frequency response (and therefore the impulse ...
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Why do inverted impulse responses sound awful when applied to an audio system?

For simplicity we assume that the room and the source are fixed. A room's impulse response depends on a LOT of different factors which include the exact position, directivity and orientation of the ...
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