solderdude
Grand Contributor
Use real life sounds. Record accurately, reproduce so it sounds like what was recorded.
It's what recording engineers do every day. The reference is already there including the recording and playback system.
No room needed, no speakers needed.
Skipping that speakers in room stage completely.
What Jermo said is directly related to Harman research where speakers, headphones and IEMs are not perceived tonally the same when solely looking at EDRP measurements.
The input to the brain is not just the cochlea it seems.
It's what recording engineers do every day. The reference is already there including the recording and playback system.
No room needed, no speakers needed.
Skipping that speakers in room stage completely.
What Jermo said is directly related to Harman research where speakers, headphones and IEMs are not perceived tonally the same when solely looking at EDRP measurements.
The input to the brain is not just the cochlea it seems.
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