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Why are equalizers set with high and low tones boosted compared to the middle tones?
This setting tends to fit with the Fletcher-Munson curves.
Basically, it says that human hear is more sensitive to mid-frequencies than it is to low and high frequencies.
At low volume, we don't hea …
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I love listen to music on enhanced bass setups: does this means I'm changing the timbre/cont...
In short, yes, if you listen to music on enhanced bass setups, you are changing the initial work of the artist.
An audio track goes through several processes (mixing, mastering...) before being relea …
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