Room in a room
by Paul McGowan
Our rooms contribute to how reproduced music sounds.
Have a room resonance peak at maybe 150Hz? Every track of music played in the room will have that same bass bump.
Your room's response is then added to by the multiple room responses of where the recording was captured, mixed, and mastered.
What we hear when we play music is a messy amalgam of rooms and their imperfections.
Which is often why my favorite recordings may not be yours and vice versa.
Rooms within rooms.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
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