Audio measurement: false validry or Strawman arguement.


Are measurements taken in absolute conditions? Do certain variables have entropy effects that explain differences? What are some of those variables? If those variables don't matter, why not? What experiences with what equipment leads you to your conclusion. What are the dynamics of the equipment or environment? What are some specs. 

 

shanesrain

Thanks

I always appreciate fodder. And while the ideas of your theory of intrest probably have relevance, they appear that such could be accomplshed with a simpler biometric manipulation. Aka even though, I joked about head repostioning, doesn't make it any less true or less dynamic, possibly.  I get it, its pretty absurd. LolThanks again though.

Anyway you seems very polite and kind...

Then i am glad to be here...

My best to you....

 

@mahgister 

I have been known to be a little esentric, so it's probably not you.😊

 Wow! 😁

I am too rational or too irrational  myself to answer to your post...

You beat me...

😊

@hilde45

 

I think each statement has varience. Take for example controlled vs absolute, which conceptualizes some of my thought in relationship to infinite value or linear mathmatics of a quantum field.  A complete matrices of energy in sound. Absolute as it pertains to molecular energy seems more of an on and off switch as photons move according to its element and molecular formation of each and own within and around its length, time, mass, and energy, within those basic values. So contolled within unmeasureable paramater, or false validty within contemporary computation. Which is... quantums. Jk lol But a great example of a sort of metacommunication in metaanalysis. Thanks

@hilde45

Thats understandable to a great degree, as I suffer from word salad and come across personality types that have adversions to my generalizations and semantics constantly.  Excuse the lack of audiphile babble, but yes your basic rephrasing pertains to the relationship between validty, strawman arguements, and experiences interrationalization.  Appreciate ypu clearing that up.

@Mahgister

Looked up on youtube. Seems reasonable. I've experienced cross canecelation. And know neurolingistic processing can be used in persuasion. Neurolingistic processing is earlier hypnosis. There seems to be a big difference between timing in between mono, stereo, dolby, dsp, and srs. But length of cancelation would seem to change not only between two speakers but combination between frequencies between songs. I'm not necessarily down for putting my speakers on an attenuating remote lazy susie either, but never the less. Intersting. But till then I might look at an occassional head repositioning if I am dispointed between songs. Lol extreme, but then again, I'm not much for patents either. Thanks again.

OP, it’s not that the topic is random. It was just hard to understand a lot of what you were asking.

Is this what you were asking?

Are measurements taken under controlled conditions?
(This phrasing replaces "absolute conditions" to indicate a more achievable measurement scenario)

Do certain variables introduce entropy that could explain discrepancies in results?
(This phrasing focuses on the concept of entropy as a source of change and potential measurement difference)

What specific variables might contribute to this effect?
(This phrasing asks for concrete examples)

If certain variables are insignificant, what justifies this conclusion?
(This phrasing seeks the reasoning behind dismissing specific variables)

What experiences with various equipment have informed your perspective?
(This phrasing requests insight based on hands-on experience)

How do the equipment’s design and the environment’s properties influence the measurements?
(This phrasing focuses on the interaction of equipment and its surroundings)

I dont want to rant in a long post... 😁

I did it too often...😊

I advice to listen dr. Choueiri teachings about acoustics...

There is many measurements in many fields implied in audio and types and many different parameters defining all these measurements...

The most important one are psychoacoustics measurements...

Even if it is important to verify measurements specs design of the gear and even if it is important as much to take into account room/system measurements  ...

@hilde45 

 

You kind of did. Lol I don't necessarily see it as random because its a well versed topic, nor a quiz because that might say I am testing about the certain variables in which there is a right or wrong in which personal experience and reality is judged. I consider it more of a scatter plot for someone if they have those degrees and talent, or an interst of considerably more research if I find myself invested, but it is a different world for me.  I guess I am biased that my semantics are optomistic. But with your experience, I kind of see why you seeminly snub yout nose. Lol

@glenewdick,

Thanks for the reply. I absolutely believe theres a synergy between ears, mind, listening equipment and environment. It’s not exact because I’m using a dac, but technology have definetly advanced. Unforfunatley as it advances some features sometimes get taken away and we pay a higher price for that same feature down the road. For example, treble and bass control taken away from bottom line boom boxes. My other example is listening to oldies vs newer versions. A comparison between a single tweeter and full range. This may seem off subject, but shows lineage in advancments that could be comparable, at least as it pertains to an ever changing world.

The copper advancements seem worthwhile. Geomtry might have some comparison like a tesla magento in an ideal world. We hopefully see a difference between silver and gold in conductivty. Eddy and grain structure are intersting with noise floor too. And I have heared stories where engineers tweak equipment and songs, which seems like it could make or break.

 

Thanks again.

We absolutely need measurements. to confirm the design, specs, correct performance to the design, etc. we need to confirm the design meets design intent and we need a base line.

The real question is are we measuring all the right things? Can we even measure the things our brain/ears hear? how do we deal with bias? how do we deal with each persons different hearing/brain interface?

Its not a simple yes or no question like so many would like to think. We need measurements but we need to listen as well. We are not measuring or not able to measure everything we perceive in sound. Yet!