15-Aug-2016, 12:01
I'm a composer who uses them in a studio, i know the setup or configuration is fine because if i play my own music on them it sounds amazing.
It's just that a lot of recordings of classical music doesn't sound the way those pieces sound in a concert hall.
If you listen to Verdi - Requiem or certain Wagner pieces in the concert hall you are sometimes shaking in your chair because of all the low frequencies.
That kind of immersion is rarely heard in a recording.
I hoped the Phantoms would emphasize the low end more but if it's not in the recording it's just not there.
And i don't mean the deliberate adding of sub frequencies like is done in the movies, on the Phantoms you can clearly hear those frequencies were added and not part of the orchestra.
It's just that a lot of recordings of classical music doesn't sound the way those pieces sound in a concert hall.
If you listen to Verdi - Requiem or certain Wagner pieces in the concert hall you are sometimes shaking in your chair because of all the low frequencies.
That kind of immersion is rarely heard in a recording.
I hoped the Phantoms would emphasize the low end more but if it's not in the recording it's just not there.
And i don't mean the deliberate adding of sub frequencies like is done in the movies, on the Phantoms you can clearly hear those frequencies were added and not part of the orchestra.
