Bose. Shudder!
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Bose. Shudder!
I think of melody being linear, horizontal (and juxtapositional), and harmony vertical and more akin to addition/subtraction (contrapuntal). While rhythm follows the form of both melody and harmony, with vertical and horizontal characteristics, by nature of its unique space in time it can possess qualities unlike either other. Me or us? hmmm.
I have some theories about how sound differs under various physical, atmospheric conditions, and by and large, we tend only to consider indoor environment minutiae as we evaluate systems. I love to cobble the biggest rig possible, take it out into the country where no sonic alienation can be sought or wrought, and play holy hell with the wind as my listening companion.
Nice if you have the opportunity and the space!
I've been playing an extension of my system in the garden over the summer, and I know what you mean - no walls, ceilings or glass to introduce any reflections, no problems with furniture or TVs to get in the way of speaker positioning - the sound of the wind and the birds adds a certain something - or maybe it was the bbq'd food and nice wine? ;)s
You could do it bollock naked - that would add "a certain something" else, too..... :eyebrows:Quote:
I've been playing an extension of my system in the garden over the summer, and I know what you mean - no walls, ceilings or glass to introduce any reflections, no problems with furniture or TVs to get in the way of speaker positioning - the sound of the wind and the birds adds a certain something...
Marco.
Only in your head ye pervert!
Moi? I'm just a shy boy.Quote:
Only in your head ye pervert!
Marco.