lowkeyoperations
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But Still. What scientific test is going to be best at determining which speaker reveals compressor changes the best?Haven't you ever found yourself unknowingly adjusting a bypassed setting for an extended period of time, all the while being certain that it was producing a significant effect? I certainly have and I know of no audio engineer who hasn't experienced this phenomenon at some point. Consider that if those are only the occasions on which we became aware of it, how much more often must it actually be occurring without our knowledge?
When a perceived quality fails to appear in measurements, the first course of action should be to determine whether it exists independently of the listener at all, rather than simply concluding that the measurements must somehow be incomplete. The human auditory system is very easily steered.
Is it time based measurements?
Is it just Frequency response chart again?
And the big question.
Where is this information?
Is anyone doing this?
Some links would be great!
In the absence of such information, arent our ears the next best thing?
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