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Frequency response of the ear



 
 
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Old April 29th 09, 11:32 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Dave Plowman (News)
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Default Frequency response of the ear

In article ,
tony sayer wrote:
Well it has to be listened to loud when recorded to impress the musos
who may well be a bit deaf, and the producer et al has to be impressed
so its not too surprising that a lorra ooomph is required for such
situations.


Plus the audio processing to get that "radio edit" sound;


Now I can't see why for most all classical music why you would need to
monitor at such levels?.............



Unless your a bit hard of hearing in the first place..


Crikey. This is worrying. I agree with you.

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