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[deleted] t1_ivvplqf wrote

Reply to comment by kazuviking in Does certain music get exponentially more enjoyble with certain resolution step? And what could be the main quality of the headphone responsible for it? by SlimCharlesSlim

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DWW256 t1_ivwsu41 wrote

From what I've heard, it's generally regarded that the CSD decay time is purely a product of frequency and initial volume. I.E. something that starts quieter won't ever ring longer than something that starts louder.

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[deleted] t1_ivwzxpo wrote

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DWW256 t1_iw3nh3f wrote

Okok seems that I wasn't clear, I meant to mention that lower frequencies take longer to decay. I'm just a bit doubtful about the whole resonances thing. Could you give me a counterexample?

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Roppmaster t1_ivwv0ic wrote

>Can you explain how to extract a headphone's CSD plot from a frequency response graph?

Impulse response can be derived from frequency response, and CSD is computed from impulse response.

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