SPL Meter: measure the room, not just watch it #10
@@ -253,7 +253,11 @@ let bandN1 = 207 // ≈ 20 kHz
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let bandCentres: [Double] = (bandN0...bandN1).map { 1000 * pow(2, Double($0) / 48) }
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let bandCentres: [Double] = (bandN0...bandN1).map { 1000 * pow(2, Double($0) / 48) }
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/// FFT bin ranges per band, clamped to what the transform can actually
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/// FFT bin ranges per band, clamped to what the transform can actually
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/// resolve. Below roughly 200 Hz a 1/48-octave band is narrower than one
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/// resolve.
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///
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/// This is the one caveat a reader of the RTA needs and the gear is not
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/// allowed to carry (module rule 5, no explanatory text in a tile's
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/// settings): below roughly 200 Hz a 1/48-octave band is narrower than one
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/// bin, so neighbouring bands start sharing bins and the low end reads
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/// bin, so neighbouring bands start sharing bins and the low end reads
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/// smoother than it really is. That is the window length talking, not the
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/// smoother than it really is. That is the window length talking, not the
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/// room. Folding to 1/6 or 1/3 puts it right, and a multi-resolution
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/// room. Folding to 1/6 or 1/3 puts it right, and a multi-resolution
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