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<blockquote data-quote="blue" data-source="post: 1785477" data-attributes="member: 562889">Although everyone hears things differently , there is a couple of ways to actually know what sounds real and what does not.Go listen to as much live music as possible ... preferrably acoustic Jazz and Orchestra .... also live vocals. Saturate yourself with this experience and you will start to notice when things in reproduced music do not sound exactly right.While this may sound elaborate , I reccomend finding a group of musicians .... as small as 3 or 4 musicians is just fine ..... Pay for a recording studio and engineer to produce ONE song for the group. If the group goes in well&nbsp; prepared , it can be done in just a few hours. You&#039;re looking at only a few hundred bucks ...... Go in the studio with them and LISTEN to everything LIVE and at the console&#039;s playback monitors ...&nbsp; Once finished , you will know EXACTLY how this sounded ... you were there listening.&nbsp; It is a perfect reference for you from that day on.Being a retired musician , I have my own CD&#039;s to use as a reference. This is invaluable to me for the rest of my life. I can plug in one of my own CDs , and KNOW immediately if ANY system is playing it right .....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blue, post: 1785477, member: 562889"] Although everyone hears things differently , there is a couple of ways to actually know what sounds real and what does not. Go listen to as much live music as possible ... preferrably acoustic Jazz and Orchestra .... also live vocals. Saturate yourself with this experience and you will start to notice when things in reproduced music do not sound exactly right. While this may sound elaborate , I reccomend finding a group of musicians .... as small as 3 or 4 musicians is just fine ..... Pay for a recording studio and engineer to produce ONE song for the group. [B]If the group goes in well prepared , it can be done in just a few hours. [/B] You're looking at only a few hundred bucks ...... Go in the studio with them and[B] LISTEN to everything LIVE and at the console's playback monitors ... [/B] Once finished , you will know EXACTLY how this sounded ... [B]you were there listening. It is a perfect reference for you from that day on.[/B] Being a retired musician , I have my own CD's to use as a reference. This is invaluable to me for the rest of my life. [B]I can plug in one of my own CDs , and KNOW immediately if ANY system is playing it right .....[/B] [/QUOTE]

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