Method for acoustic adjustment using a loudness value and a clipping occurrence rate of a test sound source
AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorDaiki Cho
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AssigneePanasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.
InventorDaiki Cho
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An arithmetic device executes a method for acoustic adjustment including: setting an initial value of a gain value of a preamplifier based on a difference between energies of the test sound source before and after correction by an equalizer to an input sound; amplifying a volume of the test sound source by the preamplifier using the initial value, calculating a loudness value and a clipping occurrence rate of the test sound source corrected by the equalizer, and determining whether calculation results of the loudness value and the clipping occurrence rate are each less than a predetermined threshold; and reducing the initial value of the gain value by a specified value in a case where the calculation result of the loudness value or the clipping occurrence rate is equal to or greater than the predetermined threshold.
A method for acoustic adjustment, which is executed by an arithmetic device including at least a preamplifier and an equalizer, the method comprising:
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