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In Reply to: It depends.. posted by ppopp on April 13, 2009 at 08:28:28:
If the microphone mimicked the shape of the external ear and canal, it would give you faulty measurements since it would provide a compensation for the system that does not exist with all live sounds. Thus, it would assure you of unrealistic reproduction, just the opposite of what is desired.
Now, I have no objection to anyone shaping the sound to suit his or her tastes but to distinguish between these two types of setups as you have is simply wrong, both logically and practically.
Kal
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Follow Ups
- Nonsense. - Kal Rubinson 08:50:13 04/13/09 (5)
- You are very trusting of the auto set-up. No surprise if you've paid for it. - ppopp 10:01:51 04/13/09 (4)
- Incorrect logic. - Kal Rubinson 11:02:54 04/13/09 (3)
- It's all about getting the sound most preferable to the user's ears. - ppopp 15:47:02 04/13/09 (2)
- Your continued blather does not deserve further attention. (NT) - Kal Rubinson 16:01:27 04/13/09 (0)
- RE: It's all about getting the sound most preferable to the user's ears. - cfraser 16:00:21 04/13/09 (0)
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