Not sure how many have seen the Loudspeaker Lab web app yet, but he’s been posting about it on TechTalk. From what I’ve seen so far, it has a few bugs that need to be worked out.
Thx for posting- I’ll take a look
So far, it’s not making good choices on crossover points and the box tuning isn’t transferred properly to the crossover design module in some cases.
I’m guessing he’s using those of us that noodle around with it to train the Ai. That’s just my guess, knowing that Captchas are used to train self-driving cars.
I’ve been playing with this a bit and offering my suggestions on ASR. For the record, I want to say the developer has come out to say this is not ‘AI powered’. However, I could be confusing that with the multitude of other new browser-based software out there as some definitely use AI.
I have to say, I like the fact that I could use this on a WIndows, Mac, or Linux machine. I do think it’s a little limiting and several of us have suggested an ‘advanced’ menu be available in several places. Definitely a work on progress, of course but the developer has been receptive to ideas and reasonably responsive as well.
3 Likes
I really think his software would be more powerful if you could just state where you want the crossover point to be. Let it suggest slopes and other ‘blocks’ instead of trying to poorly solve it all in one go.
Why not have both - have the software take a go at suggesting XO points and the starting point - good for people starting out - but also have input for tweaking, where it takes the user suggestions to change the XO points etc and do an iteration based design while proving comparison between the designs.
1 Like