Try to hear somebody playing music live, whether it be at a bar, a nite club or a musical instrument store. It doesn't matter if the musicians are good. Just try to get an inkling as to what musical instruments actually sound like. Of course, if you or somebody around you does play, so much the better. You can also try going to a mall or department store. What do the customers and salespeople sound like? Take note as to how sound varies when it comes to how far away it is, and whether the setting is echoed or "dry.". In other words, set about training your ears.
A Beginner's Guide to Audiophile
Hello I like quality sound My problem is that I relatively start with all the concepts related to sound in headphones so I would be happy if you could refer me to a website or guide that explains in detail all the important concepts in sound for example:
1. What is meant by warm / neutral / bass / bright sound and the like ...
2. What is meant by low / middle / high channels ...
3. What is the difference between the different types of parameters by which you choose headphones such as driver type / material / etc ...
I would love a guide that includes audio files that I can listen to the differences between the sounds ...
Thank you.
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