Phil Leigh;164073 Wrote: > 9) I'd say more like 75% - maybe higher (once you get beyond a certain > point of equipment "fidelity" - whatever the hell that is). I know a > few folks disagree but I think that DRC (and obviously a good source, > amp and speakers) makes the difference between a system that is OK and > one that is "great" Again, there are several school of thoughts: 1/ With current PC computing powers, it is almost feasible to mitigate room mode errors, ie standing waves, early boundary reflections. In digital domain and before realtime, the software must be super robust, playback equipments must be super linear to carry out the required tasks or else a whole bunch of distortions (phase/amplitude) will creep in and the original delicate and precious ambience information will be lost. 2/ There are cheaper "trial and error" methods in placing furnitures and absorbing panels in certain locations, using LEDE (Live End/Dead End) techniques, one can achieve similar results for much less money.
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