Has to be said
atdavid Your ignorance is showing GK. Please pull up your pants. No one wants to see that. >>>>Actually I think you probably do. 👀 Can I suggest cooling off in a nice long cold shower? |
I am very interested by the power of sounds to heal....I begin to self experiment with sounds effect on myself about a year ago, modifying consciously my listening habits...This is the reason why the Op remark about tuning seems to me very important...It is not a too much known fact in the general population this tuning problem around the tuning fork...But it is a way more important problem that what seems to meet the eyes... In a way unbeknownst to us, the frequencies we lives in affect us in some direction that we had choosen or not...Music is a question of moods and personal taste only up to a point...Metaphorically speaking, but science someday will meet poetry, it is frequencies, these we created and entertained and those others we do not, that pilot our souls ... Thanks to the OP for proposing this important tuning problem...And he is right, all tweaks or room controls etc will not correct this basic social, cultural, fact affecting not only music but souls... |
There are many ways to tune a system. And they have been mentioned and perhaps even discussed many times before. Tiny little bowl resonators, Mpingo discs, suspending or elevating cables, tube traps and Helmholtz resonators, Schumann resonance generators, crystals, vibration isolation and resonance control, acoustic diffusers and absorbers. Folks, it’s not really rocket science. 🚀 No, speakers are not (rpt not) like musical instruments. You can tune an audio system, you can tune a car but you can’t tuna fish 🐟. Some audiophile tuning devices and tweaks weigh almost as little as a human soul, which has been estimated to weigh about a microgram. Hey, guys! Let’s start a new thread, “How small and insignificant looking or sounding can something be and still influence the sound?” |
atdavid"pull up your pants. No one wants to see that" You sound hurt and disturbed, very, very disturbed. |
But Geoff you cannot tune for yourself the violin of the violinist that plays some tune on your system...It is my point...I am interested in this social convention of tuning the fork and his effect on us listening to that in our perfectly tuned, otherwise, very refined tweaked audio system, and like you already know it is the point that the OP wanted to discuss...( mine audio system is tuned tough and yours also I think)… :) |
