Wave Theory

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3,048 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 22 Jul

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Making Waves with WaveTheory · Detail? Frequency Response? Soundstage? What's Really Most Important for Good Sound? EP13 · 8 Jul 2026 podcast

And I and I think you made a really good point where it's like, okay, you can have a hundred different acoustic guitar sounds if you have a hundred of them on a wall.

You can have thousands of different piano sounds too, but

Generally speaking, you have an idea of what an acoustic guitar is supposed to sound like.

What a piano is supposed to sound like.

And

Every single human alive that has uh at least one working ear is qualified to judge whether or not a recorded and played back human voice sounds like a good approximation of a real human voice.

Right.

We're all qualified to do that.

Okay.

So that's the goal here.

Then it's for me it's a question of what of those which aspects of those terms that we talked about in the last episode get us there.

And I think you kind of were doing the same thing with with your list, is is you started with your goal.

Now how do we get there?

And I also agree with that approach and

In our previous episode we kind of binned the terms into categories of here are terms that we're gonna throw under this this umbrella of resolution.

And here are terms that we're gonna throw under this umbrella of frequency response.

And so like under resolution we had stuff like those timing aspects that you talked about.

Like you mentioned decay and you mentioned dynamics um in there.

And you then you also mentioned the spatial stuff, the imaging, the separation, the layering, um, that kind of thing.

Okay.

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