Should we window the impulse response?

Windowing can be an important part of noise reduction of our measurements to aid in further investigation of interaction direct sound and reflections.

This is a video response to the question from Toast on Toast in last week's live stream. I used the weird ai art because I thought it was funny.

Real-world Alignment: Tips & Tricks 🤩:
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Subwoofer Alignment: The Foolproof Relative / Absolute Method
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