Reviews are there to sell...
It is a bit easy to mock "metaphor" about product...
I will not go there, i dont push doors that are already opened... 😁
But speakin of" textural density" CAN and COULD make sense... It is not necessarily a metaphor for selling a product but a way to convey a complex acoustical and musical concept in 2 simple words:
See points 2 and 3 and 4 in particular in this 5 characteristics of " timbre" from wiki :
Figure it by yourself if the reviewer is genuine or not , pro or not, i dont know....I just wanted to defend his choice of words.... Nothing else.....By the way the mathematical modeling of these 5 factors are a precise mathematical acoustic problem, about with i have a book of 700 hundred pages....
Then sometimes using 2 words is more than poetry....But sometimes it is a sales pitch.... Decide yourself....
It is a bit easy to mock "metaphor" about product...
I will not go there, i dont push doors that are already opened... 😁
But speakin of" textural density" CAN and COULD make sense... It is not necessarily a metaphor for selling a product but a way to convey a complex acoustical and musical concept in 2 simple words:
See points 2 and 3 and 4 in particular in this 5 characteristics of " timbre" from wiki :
- Range between tonal and noiselike character
- Spectral envelope
- Time envelope in terms of rise, duration, and decay (ADSR, which stands for "attack, decay, sustain, release")
- Changes both of spectral envelope (formant-glide) and fundamental frequency (micro-intonation)
- Prefix, or onset of a sound, quite dissimilar to the ensuing lasting vibration
Figure it by yourself if the reviewer is genuine or not , pro or not, i dont know....I just wanted to defend his choice of words.... Nothing else.....By the way the mathematical modeling of these 5 factors are a precise mathematical acoustic problem, about with i have a book of 700 hundred pages....
Then sometimes using 2 words is more than poetry....But sometimes it is a sales pitch.... Decide yourself....