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In Reply to: Do Microphones "Hear" Like The Human Ear/Brain Does? posted by thetubeguy1954 on March 25, 2011 at 13:08:42:
that said, sibilance on a recording may very well be due to the recording process. the electronics and recording medium may not be able to handle the intense energy there.
it would be interesting to hear a comparison of sibilants recorded via analog tape at differing speeds and digital media at differing sampling and bit rates.
sibilants are real enough in life and ACCURATE reproduction thereof would maintain reality. some styli cannot do the job physically and poorly aligned/setup phono systems will exaggerate this phenomenon.
...regards...tr
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Follow Ups
- no M in sibilance. - hifitommy 20:45:28 04/17/11 (3)
- RE: no M in sibilance. - b.l.zeebub 08:49:22 04/18/11 (2)
- sibilance. - hifitommy 14:51:14 04/18/11 (1)
- RE: sibilance. - b.l.zeebub 15:54:33 04/18/11 (0)
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