SonusF Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Share Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Correct! Timingul si sinergia sunt foarte importante, parerea mea si a altor specialisti Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
Jack Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Share Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Au reaparut "magiile" Urmeaza probabil cateva posturi despre "timing"... Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
Jack Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Share Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 si sinergie.... Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
Jack Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Share Postat Aprilie 12, 2014 Textul nu-mi apartine, dar e destul de sugestiv.....: Timing is critical to enjoying music, even when the fidelity of a recording is rough and ready. With any sound produced by an instrument or vocal in a recording it has a definitive point in time when it begins and when it ends. Equipment with good timing will get closer to these points in time in the recording better. Pace and rhythm are also critical as there's little point in having the leading edge of a note lacking precision or the decay being handles in an inaccurate fashion. The easiest way of describing i all would be that when you listen to a simple acoustic recording each note should have great texture and definition (without sounding "bright") and a more dense, populated recording will appear to have more instruments in the mix conveying more clarity and space in the recording. In both examples the music will sound like its playing with increased tempo. These qualitities are present whether the tonal balance of the system is truely flat or coloured by the equipment/room (obviously a really bad acoustic, or poor mains supply will undo a lot of that though). "Hifi owners who keep talking about "bass slam", "uncoloured tonal balance", "three dimensional imaging" (largely fake once mangled by the majority of modern engineers), are entirely missing the timing issue and these are normally the "enthusiasts" who spend years changing or tweaking their systems. They never achieve a balance that remains satisfying for long or with all types of music. If a hifi is in synergy and times well, it will play ALL music well, regardless of it's "hifi attributes". As a good test try listening to "Mirror In The Bathroom" by The English Beat. It will sound pacy, with great rhythm, and each instrument will be more apparent and easy to follow the better your system times. Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
SonusF Postat Aprilie 13, 2014 Share Postat Aprilie 13, 2014 Nu puteam sa spun mai bineee... Dupa cum stim redarea Muzicii nu este simpla, ba este foarte complexa, complicata si necesita multa pasiune.... Asa cum am spus ...si parerea altor specialisti Ozzy minunata! Citează Link spre comentariu Distribuie pe alte site-uri More sharing options...
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