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Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
A very lucid French  jazz pianist about A.I. invasion of music... You can listen with auto-translate in English, "Ultimate danger of A.I., synthesis and predictions" :  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Zc5z0IRrU    
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
By the way it was in the course of reading about acoustics few years ago to learn how to set my system /room right that i discovered the recent acoustical science discoveries about human hearing .. ( i posted an article in my above posts ) Then i... 
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
@mahgister  How did you rid yourself of the need to test your system? I hate when I’m listening to music and rather than enjoying the music listen to one piece of equipment or the other. How did you rid yourself?   I learned how to optimize... 
Walk-in soundstage
In my opinion, it takes several factors to fool the ear/brain system into believing that sounds, actually coming from a couple of speakers, really represent a walk-around sound-space. My system/room was not fooling me sorry... With the proper ... 
Organ transcriptions of classical works – do you prefer to or from?
I think as the OP...  Very good observations in my book ...  
New DAC - better low resolution digital music performance?
"Resolving" and "details" are words that makes me going back  when reading any review... Timbre naturalness and spatial qualities attributes of sound  has nothing to  do with alleged more "resolving" piece of gear giving more details... Marketin... 
New DAC - better low resolution digital music performance?
I had tried few low cost dac they all give an experience of timbre which is artificial... No matter the variation between chips...They all sound digital to a level or another ... And i used with them  linear power supply, buffer +filters, mechanic... 
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
I have not yet listened to Phillip Glass’s "Akhnaten, but I have heard other Phillip Glass pieces that have that spiritual quality. And, of course, in jazz we can hear pieces that entertain and others that appeal to a more spiritual aspect of hum... 
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
You get me right and that makes me happy... The point I want to make is that all art must have been extremely important to early humans or else they wouldn't have spent precious time normally used for survival creating and exploring art. I would... 
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
The first musical instrument is our gesturing body... Our body gesture on the members scale  and on the throat/mouth scale ...  The two gesture are synchronized then as frogman said the rythm is fundamental... The rythm is not merely something ... 
You are there vs. They are there
When my room was done , my first one, with many resonators distributed. the soundstage  was around me. No shouting at all , it was not a singer  surging from the center forwrd as suggested by the word "shouting"  it was immersive soundstage  all a... 
??? Where Does "High End" Start ???
High end system/room started  with the minimal acoustical threshold  satisfaction experience...  For example i listened non stop since two days the integral of " I Musici " Vivaldi works  because i cannot stop listening because the sound quality ... 
Jay’s Audio Lab is shutting down
I only answered to a post mocking with sarcasms  Huff speaking with the dead because he is not just an audio reviewer but he communicate with the deads on another channel..  I like Huff, he is like Jay an honest gentleman.... Most people dont kn... 
Jay’s Audio Lab is shutting down
I dont understand hate... Only stupid people can hate... Jay is honest and humble as man... It is enough for me...  I dont give a damn about high end product  as much as i am not interested at all by Lamborghini by the way.. I listen Jay time ... 
Let's talk music, no genre boundaries
You are right for sure! Yudina like Sofronitsky is pure spiritual power... You cannot  enjoy an erupting volcano... You can only learn how to deal with his eruption... Spiritual interpretation in my experience are too intense to be merely enjo...