KVR Audio

Joey222 · Post by **Joey222** » Wed Aug 29, 2012 2:01 pm

Hmm! I think I've go an idea. What about depth of audio. Is there are way to measure depth of sound in general. Think of looking at a spectrograph from a 2 dimensional perspective. Would there be a 3rd aspect of depth of sources withing frequency over time? I feel like each instrument has its own depth in a recording and that depth has its own space, of how wide and full the sound can be, I think this is where my answer goes. Somewhere in this direction

The reason why I brought up depth, because right now I am listening to a song and this tune sounds like the drums are wider and full and thicker in sound then the the vocals, and the vocals is second best in how wide they are throughout the entire track. I feel the drums are the widest and full in sound and the vocals are second widest and full in sound in this song.

Dean Aka Nekro · Post by **Dean Aka Nekro** » Wed Aug 29, 2012 2:23 pm

All you need is a shit load of audiophile/audiophool wank terminology and you are set. Your nearly there anyway:

http://www.theaudiophile.net/threads/65 ... erminology

Fill yer boots

aciddose · Post by **aciddose** » Wed Aug 29, 2012 7:24 pm

Depth is the same issue. You have to be careful and avoid these subjective terms or you're just digging a hole with yourself in it. It's depth is currently up to your neck.

jam92189 · Post by **jam92189** » Wed Aug 29, 2012 7:42 pm

Joey222 wrote:@jam92189

Whatever bro, go work towards a GED then you can come back and tell me how full of non-sense I am. Remember I am a programmer, which is something that requires full academic skills which you clearly have none of.

I graduated 2 years early with top marks in all subjects school is just stupid all you have to do is read the books practice a little and your done.

but look knowing the definition of the terms that we all use every day is not going to help you at all. knowing what something is is just that knowing what it is. you are being given advice on how to get the effect yet we are all the stupid ones. because we do not just read up and think we are the shit. look depth width in mixing that's all pan balance mixing and using stuff like reverb and delays eq and compression. I'm sorry but that's all it is. as a programer I'm sorry if maybe its a little over your tech head. but you came here asking what is was and saying your working on something that needed it so we all gave ways to do it. no matter what words you learn they wont help you do anything.

What is the proper term for the width/thickness of sound in digital audio?