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In Reply to: Re: Theory vs. Practice posted by iza on May 21, 2006 at 00:36:02:
No, not really, because the opposite is not true. Just because something measures well doesn't mean it sounds good, because not every aspect of audio can be measured.This is a common logical fallacy that many people fall into.
In summary:
- if something measures bad, and sounds bad, it is bad, period.
- if something meaures bad, but sounds good, it is still bad.
- if something measures good, but sounds bad, it is probably bad (the exception is if your ears have been conditioned to interpret some artefacts as good)
- if something measures good, and sounds good, it is probably good.
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