Wave Theory
speaker
3,048 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Wave Theory’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, let's just let's do one last stage setting thing here and then we'll let you we'll let you run with it.
And I guess that would just be again, like just to be clear.
So in this episode
Which of those things
Tambre, resolution, frequency response, whether it should be warm, bright, V shaped, whether you know, transient behavior or attack and decay timing, all of those kinds of things.
Like those are the kinds of things that we are thinking about when we are asking the question to us.
To Brian to Jim.
Okay, which of those things is the most important for good sound reproduction?
Jim, start us off, take it away.
What do you think?
We we hope.
I say if you're not enjoying it, you should just get out.
Yeah.
Well, I I think I'll just punch up that point that you just made there.
And like things like human voices, violins, uh acoustic instruments, acoustic sounds, I think really are the best measure here because they have a natural sound.
Right.
Whereas like a synthesizer is exactly what its name implies.
It's synthesized.
Right.
So like it's a sound wave that it makes, but it's not a real world sound.
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