In Reply to: RE: I'm guessing posted by tube wrangler on January 2, 2015 at 21:31:27:
"Actual audio performance that sounds most like a live performance remains the standard..."
With the qualifier that i am not a musician - like Andy Evans - who knows what instruments really sound like, my position is that SET appeals to the personal emotions aroused from memories of listening to certain live performances. SET sucks you into the performance; while the most "truthful" systems just lay it out in front of you to dissect and observe. (This is Bob Neill's distinction, not mine, but I agree 100%).
Our ears are antennas; the brain reorganizes the signal to match what our experience holds most dear.
I remember sitting down with you Dennis, alone, in your room at RMAF long ago, listening to a Native American woman soloist and my memory of our conversation is that what you (and I) heard was the beauty of her voice - "the rapture", not the truthfulness of a live performance.
We are an imaginative group...
So much for projecting my own beliefs on others.
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Follow Ups
- I don't agree with this statement by Dennis - Frihed89 01:49:57 01/03/15 (2)
- RE: I don't agree with this statement by Dennis - tube wrangler 10:20:00 01/03/15 (0)
- RE: Our ears are antennas; the brain reorganizes the signal to match what our experience holds most dear." - amioutaline? 05:01:44 01/03/15 (0)