Maybe the guy is a midget?I'd like to see the cabinet size calculation done for that setup. I'd guess the cabinets are undersized.
Or the cabinets are 4'deep.Maybe the guy is a midget?
What are you calling "realistic"? Before or after the engineers and producers tweak it? Was the audio recorded in a studio or in your living room? How does anyone know what the original audio sounded like?the most realistic sounding speakers available
It shouldn't need a specific definition, but to me it means as close to live music as possible.What are you calling "realistic"?
Ha, you're funny.If you don't know what live music sounds like, then you should listen to some.
I don't think. I'm an easy audience because I know live sound is way different than recordings. No need to spend good money on an expensive audio system when live music is plentiful and way more fun that tweaking knobs at home.And how do you think it should sound?
Now you're being funny.I don't think.
For a recording of a live performance, I would agree with you. But your own room acoustics mean the live recording will never match what you hear at a concert,. So, in my opinion, it is unachievable.It shouldn't need a specific definition, but to me it means as close to live music as possible.
It doesn't have to sound exactly like it did in the studio (or my living room) but it should still sound live.
If you don't know what live music sounds like, then you should listen to some.
This requires minimum distortion variations in frequency response from the amplifiers and speakers, and speakers that disappear in the room, i.e. you can't specifically locate where they are if you close you eyes while listening.
Standard box speakers generally don't to that.
And how do you think it should sound?
Doesn't mean you shouldn't try.But your own room acoustics mean the live recording will never match what you hear at a concert,. So, in my opinion, it is unachievable.
Seems simple enougn.what is "most realistic" version of edited sound?
All in the ear of the beholder. Speakers disappearing is funny since no band I ever listened to have disappeared on stage. Nor have their speakers disappeared from the stage.Doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
Seems simple enougn.
It's a sound system that adds a minimum of coloration/distortion to the sound, and the speakers disappear.
All in the ear of the beholder. Speakers disappearing is funny since no band I ever listened to have disappeared on stage. Nor have their speakers disappeared you seem to want to recreate a sound according to my rule - what you think sounds right.Doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
Seems simple enougn.
It's a sound system that adds a minimum of coloration/distortion to the sound, and the speakers disappear.
Are you trolling me?Speakers disappearing is funny since no band I ever listened to have disappeared on stage.