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From watching the video, I get the impression that there is a very large amplitude of the input audio -- taking advantage of the "loud" in loudspeaker.
by VanillaCafe 12y ago
From watching the video, I get the impression that there is a very large amplitude of the input audio -- taking advantage of the "loud" in loudspeaker.
- CWuestefeld 12y agoA good question. I too got that impression from the first example. In the second example (chips bag through glass), the "control" audio had a lot of reverb, which might have been introduced by the phone they acquired it through, but may also suggest that it wasn't just a person talking, but a reproduction through some kind of amplification equipment.
- DINKDINK 12y agoA loudspeaker is a term for a speaker that you traditionally think of when you think of a speaker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudspeaker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudspeaker