You're flat out wrong. This type of system can be responsive to so many elements that it can literally be tweaked to just cut back the most distracting consonan

You're flat out wrong. This type of system can be responsive to so many elements that it can literally be tweaked to just cut back the most distracting consonant sounds or whatever and only to the degree that is desirable. In other words, it can be tweaked to get whatever balance people feel is best, including reinforcing the cacophony. So, no, it doesn't necessarily ruin anything — it's just a matter of who controls the settings and what they choose to do with it.