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This really isn't true. Mixing/mastering if you want to target: * in ear devices * vehicle audio systems * phone speakers * laptops * mid-range home
by PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago
This really isn't true. Mixing/mastering if you want to target:
* in ear devices
* vehicle audio systems
* phone speakers
* laptops
* mid-range home stereo systems
* high end home stereo/studio monitoring
is quite complex to get right, and generally you can't optimize for more than one at a time. That's even more so if you actually buy into the "immersive audio" hype, where playback is not even stereo anymore.
- ghaff 3y agoAudio can certainly get complex. But per the upthread query I'd argue that it's still easier to get understandable audio in an interview in a quiet location than it is to shoot video, especially outside of a studio setting.
- PaulDavisThe1st 3y agoand yet ... if the video quality is sub-par people care <--- this much --->, whereas if the audio is sub-par people care <----------- this much ------------->
- ghaff 3y agoFair enough. For people speaking, we'll tolerate mediocre video with good audio over vice versa.