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In the Thread: More or less pleasure: wider implication
Post Subject: The distortion of intentionPosted by Romy the Cat on: 2/13/2020
I think to a degree we misguided with our expectations as we
feel that the answer is in directly heard sound. We attributed to sound some properties
and we evaluating the properties are trying to make judgments about sound. I am
taking now strictly about targeting audio listening. Any deviations from the understood
properties we recognizes as “imperfections” and it a certain degree we are correct.
There is however much more to it as “heard sound” does not cover all aspect of sonic
sensations, and I am not taking about some esoteric properties that I do not necessary
disagree with.
Let take foe instance my solutions with the delay channels that
I proposed above. As musicians plays the reverberation time is very much factored
into the musicians decision when to stared, how long hold, chose of tempo, meanings
of legatos and many other factors. It is not the they “think” about it is it juts
human mind feels the acoustics of the performing environment and an musician
make the acoustics room a prat of own performance. There is nothing new in
this, it is very understandable. How, the event was recorded and played in acoustic
environment with reverberation time 20-30 time shorter. The recordings still
has longer delays but the physical feedback in the listening room contradicts
the heard delay from recording. This creates distortion of perception and in my
estimate this type of the distortion impact listener much more then harmonic distortions
of directly heard sound as this is not distortion of expression but the distortion
of intentions.
Many thing in audio is evaluated not because it is necessary
for sound but because it is easy sell to public. Like advantage of amplitude
over the phase and many other foolish things that has no relation to the actual
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