Gazjam
27-08-2014, 12:57
A long watch, so not for the coffee break at work!
A bunch of recording engineers, audiophiles and those that "just listen and enjoy" get together and discuss topics related to music playback.
Most of us listen to recorded music far more than we listen to live music. Music is everywhere: in elevators, shops, cars, restaurants and bars, on our computers and, for some of us, in every room in our home. But what of the listening experience itself? Considering the Zen concept of mindfully doing one thing at a time, what pleasures await the person who just listens? Conversely, what do we miss when we degrade the listening experience? This roundtable will address the factors involved in maximizing or minimizing the impact and effects of what we hear, from the conception and recording of music to the listening format and environment of choice.
"Why Audio Quality Matters"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY5hI98HEi0
A bunch of recording engineers, audiophiles and those that "just listen and enjoy" get together and discuss topics related to music playback.
Most of us listen to recorded music far more than we listen to live music. Music is everywhere: in elevators, shops, cars, restaurants and bars, on our computers and, for some of us, in every room in our home. But what of the listening experience itself? Considering the Zen concept of mindfully doing one thing at a time, what pleasures await the person who just listens? Conversely, what do we miss when we degrade the listening experience? This roundtable will address the factors involved in maximizing or minimizing the impact and effects of what we hear, from the conception and recording of music to the listening format and environment of choice.
"Why Audio Quality Matters"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SY5hI98HEi0