I've updated my non-commercial web page with some items of potential interest to speaker geeks:
1. New write-up on how speakers work. This is a deep dive into the electromechanical theory of sealed and ported speakers. It's not a design tutorial, but should help answer the question of what our modeling programs are actually doing under the hood.
It's somewhat unfinished. I hope to add some graphs and diagrams to break up the wall of text and equations.
2. A speaker modeling program that runs within the browser. It should work on all modern platforms: Windows, Mac, phones, tablets, etc. Open source. I wrote this to try out Javascript programming.
Expect mistakes and bugs.
1. New write-up on how speakers work. This is a deep dive into the electromechanical theory of sealed and ported speakers. It's not a design tutorial, but should help answer the question of what our modeling programs are actually doing under the hood.
It's somewhat unfinished. I hope to add some graphs and diagrams to break up the wall of text and equations.
2. A speaker modeling program that runs within the browser. It should work on all modern platforms: Windows, Mac, phones, tablets, etc. Open source. I wrote this to try out Javascript programming.
Expect mistakes and bugs.
