mahgister
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| One key to building great systems over time. @mahgister Well, honestly everyone’s experience is different and their objectives different. There is a class of folks that @mrdecibel alludes to who have the money and are listening to their systems, and want the latest great reviewed amp or s... | |
| SNAKE OIL! A new TV Show hosted by David Spade I dont know...Not loving music is a disability more than a moral characteristic... But i dont trust anybody who dont love and care for animals AT ALL... | |
| Jazz for aficionados This other album of Jamie Saft is on par with those above... Amazingly original...He played not the piano but the Hammond organ in a unique way here as i never listened to it before... This musician please me a lot... 😊 Jamie Saft / Steve Swallo... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Here a more classical style post bebop album of Jamie Saft quartet ... A great musician ...Some of his albums are not free jazz...😊 Then i like this one as much as the Book of angels vol.1 Astaroth with his trio.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?... | |
| How do you add color? Very well said... I think that a couple of you misunderstood what I said. I wasn't suggesting that certain speakers or electronics add timbre or texture. I was saying that the best ones expose the timbre and texture that actually exists in the r... | |
| One key to building great systems over time. Very interesting point mrdecibel ... Myself i think that most audiophiles are such as you described because they never .learned that between music personal engagement and the gear component is acoustics learning...Many are lazy and buying is way... | |
| How do you add color? To the canonical factors associated with music , Edgar Choueiri the genius in acoustic, added the spatial factors , which now we can use in recording DSP and -playback system with his BACCH filters... Canonical musical factors : pitch, timbre,... | |
| Jazz for aficionados Any recommendation is an invitation not an obligation... We are all different... I discovered great jazz here and it is why i also sometimes post my suggestion... If one suggestion hit the target and make only one people happy as i was with fe... | |
| The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings I cannot fault you at all , on the contrary i think you are right... It is one of the reason i cannot stand most actual pop music : artificiality... I did not know about this digital correcting tool you spoke about before reading your post... ... | |
| One key to building great systems over time. There is a minimal acoustic satisfaction threshold... This threshold is defined by many acoustic factors you must learn to recognize in your system room by studying and experimenting ...No money needed.. When this minimal satisfaction threshold... | |
| Does an upgrade make sense? I may be coming down with the upgrade bug, and I’m open to suggestions. I’m quite happy with what I have—excellent imaging, musicality, dynamics. Listen to yourself first....😊 I recommend no upgrading before optimizing mechanical and electr... | |
| Jazz for aficionados John Zorn is a genius for sure... his series of 32 albums "the books of angels" is completely astounding Klezmer- fusion jazz in a creative way... Forget it if you dont enjoy non classical jazz... Anyway it is costly to buy 32 albums... myself i... | |
| Bacch Dsp, True stereo? The short but amazing and fun article of Choueiri on Spatial sound is here with many others interesting one about music... https://www.amazon.ca/Ways-Hearing-Reflections-Music-Pieces/dp/0691230684 | |
| Bacch Dsp, True stereo? This very short article of Choueiri and Anderson appear to me as FUNDAMENTAL for the future of not only audio playback but for future composer or musicians... Astonishing master piece article in my book.. Simple to read and fun and more, way more ... | |
| The use of digital pitch correction software on vocal recordings Very important observation for me... I’ve never felt profound emotions with a vocal recording that used digital pitch correction. Humans aren’t machines. The human expression that occurs when a human sings is what we want to hear when we want t... |