Elliot G.
Industry Expert
I agree but many i speak with have little or none live music experience or what they have is in a hockey rink to a PA system.
If one has to experience then to me one’s observations don’t mean much ( to me)
Of course venues and artists vary but if your gear/system/room/set up is excellent you can enjoy and listen to all these various musical
pieces.
They should sound different yet recognizable as what they are.
i.e. A solo violin shouldn’t sound like it’s the size of stand up
bass or the piano sounds should emanate from the proper places of the instrument.
If the basics are wrong IMO it’s all wrong
I personally believe that most issues are in the system set up
If one has to experience then to me one’s observations don’t mean much ( to me)
Of course venues and artists vary but if your gear/system/room/set up is excellent you can enjoy and listen to all these various musical
pieces.
They should sound different yet recognizable as what they are.
i.e. A solo violin shouldn’t sound like it’s the size of stand up
bass or the piano sounds should emanate from the proper places of the instrument.
If the basics are wrong IMO it’s all wrong
I personally believe that most issues are in the system set up