Getting into the music


I’ve found, to my dismay, that it’s very difficult for me to listen to music for the music itself these days. Since I got into this audiophile game many years ago, little by little my musical appreciation has eroded to the point that I find it very hard  to comprehend the music itself if it doesn’t sound good.  Too often I’m listening for sonic delights rather than the message the composer is trying to convey. I find myself going from composition to composition looking for audio niceties. When something sounds good I can then begin to get into what the composer is saying. 
As a former musician, this would have been unthinkable years ago.  Music was everything to me.

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Showing 1 response by baylinor

This side of audiophilia can border on OCD tendencies. And that obviously is not a good thing. Good luck to you, music is still the most important thing. The easiest way to get everything to sound better to your ears regardless of the quality of recording is equalizing. I use a Puffin and a Loki Max. That may help in returning to your love of music.