1:53:45 As a 40 year audio engineer, I can say that when you change the point of contact on an object, you change the frequency of the impact. Materials of the object changes the frequency of whats being measured. That guy in that video has no clue what the hell he is talking about. People like this make claims as well as counts himself as an audiophile person making people believe that something is seriously expensive when its really not. I would bet my next paycheck that if you put that guy in a studio I have worked for such as Sony Studios, Warner Brothers, MGM and Universal Studios he would not know what to do. 2:06:35 By the way to answer your question ATTACK is the first snap of a sound. A sound consist of 4 things. Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release. aka ADSR. It is used in all aspect of sound in existence. 2:08:20 To answer this question. ALL SPL means he selected the entire frequency scale from 20Hz to 20kHz range which is the maximum human hearing range and measuring the SPL (Sound Pressure Level) of whatever he is measuring at that time and recording the graph readout. aka Frequency Response Graph. A lot of these new people are coming out the woodwork's claiming things that surely is not true and confusing the population with their nonsense. Many true experienced audio engineers with many decades in professional work environments and settings look at these types of people and facepalm at the disaster they are creating. 2:24:00 You are correct. What this guy is explaining is basic rudimentary education of sound. And I mean EXTREMELY basic and thats only very small portions of his video. When you asked what did you get out of this video, my response is NOTHING. Because there was nothing to teach. Its like watching one of those speakers in a time share that speaks for hours while promising you information on tricks of the trade, but never actually revealing anything to you. meanwhile you sat there for hours & paid for the ticket to get the secrets. that's what that video is like. 2:34:55 PERFECT QUESTION Hahahaa. This is exactly what professional audio engineers and mastering engineers also say. All these people claiming they can get the original sound level and frequencies of the original recording when they where not even in the mix and mastering room. 2:37:42 The answer to this is NO, HELL NO. Be careful when you say audio community. because there are different sections of audio communities. there is the audiophiles who believe they know everything when they dont know a damn thing and spreading myths. Then you have consumer section. People who are just doing it as a hobby, not a professional by any means. Then you have Professionals who do it for a living and work in a very professional environment. Such as Disney, Pixar, Lucas Films, Bad Robot Films, MGM, Universal, Sony, BMG, Warner Music. Please be very very careful when you say audio community. There is a definitely separations of areas in the audio community. Its really hilarious how all these audiophiles really believe that they know more than a professional audio engineer and a mastering engineer. Without them going to any college and getting a degree in audio engineering. and working in a professional environment. I have seen many arguments between an audio engineer that works in major recording studios and an audiophile, and the audiophile telling the professional audio engineer that they dont know what they are doing. This is how disastrous things are going.
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1:53:45
As a 40 year audio engineer, I can say that when you change the point of contact on an object, you change the frequency of the impact.
Materials of the object changes the frequency of whats being measured. That guy in that video has no clue what the hell he is talking about.
People like this make claims as well as counts himself as an audiophile person making people believe that something is seriously expensive when its really not.
I would bet my next paycheck that if you put that guy in a studio I have worked for such as Sony Studios, Warner Brothers, MGM and Universal Studios he would not know what to do.
2:06:35
By the way to answer your question ATTACK is the first snap of a sound. A sound consist of 4 things. Attack, Decay, Sustain and Release. aka ADSR.
It is used in all aspect of sound in existence.
2:08:20
To answer this question. ALL SPL means he selected the entire frequency scale from 20Hz to 20kHz range which is the maximum human hearing range
and measuring the SPL (Sound Pressure Level) of whatever he is measuring at that time and recording the graph readout. aka Frequency Response Graph.
A lot of these new people are coming out the woodwork's claiming things that surely is not true and confusing the population with their nonsense.
Many true experienced audio engineers with many decades in professional work environments and settings look at these types of people and facepalm at the disaster they are creating.
2:24:00
You are correct. What this guy is explaining is basic rudimentary education of sound. And I mean EXTREMELY basic and thats only very small portions of his video.
When you asked what did you get out of this video, my response is NOTHING. Because there was nothing to teach.
Its like watching one of those speakers in a time share that speaks for hours while promising you information on tricks of the trade, but never actually revealing anything to you.
meanwhile you sat there for hours & paid for the ticket to get the secrets. that's what that video is like.
2:34:55
PERFECT QUESTION Hahahaa. This is exactly what professional audio engineers and mastering engineers also say.
All these people claiming they can get the original sound level and frequencies of the original recording when they where not even in the mix and mastering room.
2:37:42
The answer to this is NO, HELL NO. Be careful when you say audio community. because there are different sections of audio communities.
there is the audiophiles who believe they know everything when they dont know a damn thing and spreading myths. Then you have consumer section.
People who are just doing it as a hobby, not a professional by any means. Then you have Professionals who do it for a living and work in a very professional environment.
Such as Disney, Pixar, Lucas Films, Bad Robot Films, MGM, Universal, Sony, BMG, Warner Music. Please be very very careful when you say audio community.
There is a definitely separations of areas in the audio community.
Its really hilarious how all these audiophiles really believe that they know more than a professional audio engineer and a mastering engineer.
Without them going to any college and getting a degree in audio engineering. and working in a professional environment.
I have seen many arguments between an audio engineer that works in major recording studios and an audiophile, and the audiophile telling the professional audio engineer
that they dont know what they are doing. This is how disastrous things are going.
Wow thank you for a detailed response!
lmaoooo
what's the typing angle and front height of this board guys?
Holy shit fucking sleeper set
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