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Incorrect logic.

Posted by Kal Rubinson on April 13, 2009 at 11:02:54:
"The point I'm making is the mic doesn't pick-up the sound the same way the ear does. " Yes and properly so. If you do not appreciate that an objective measurement is necessary then you have little understanding of the logic or technology involved. There are valid scientific reasons for this and for why your silly/casual suggestion of having the mic mimic the ear or, indeed, the HRTF of the listener is wrong.

Now, as I said, if you or your clients prefer some other sound, you are certainly entitled to "flavor to taste."

Kal