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This study showed that the overlap of practically-used bandpass filters can influence the octave band decay curves, especially if the decays are calculated from a filtered impulse response that has been created from octave band energy responses. Energy from a frequency band with a long reverberation time can leak into a neighbouring band with a shorter reverberation time. This also means that neither octave band decays from a measured response are independent, nor are measured octave band reverberation times. (C) 2018 The Author(s). Published by S. Hirzel Verlag.EAA.

The Influence of Overlapping Band Filters on Octave Band Decay Curves