knowhatimean
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Hmmm.... Think of it this way !
The Ultrasuede pads are sort of a 'Broadband" filter. The charcteristics you're attempting to change aren't really 'Broadband' problems as the rest of music really doesn't contain enough additional Dynamic contrast in it to not end up also being filtered some.
It's really no surprise that the sound becomes a bit less interesting when you additionally reduce sound levels that you hadn't intended to change. It's not a big deal it just using "The wrong tool for the job" . The Microsuede pads I use w/ my NH works great for "The music I'm using it for" Different music has different sound requirements due to different instrumentation,recording techniques, etc...
Any non-'suede pads I've tried are way too foward sounding & tradeoff the development of low level harmonics information for more sound impact. The suede pads delay some impact & welcome the low level information development.
It's nothing more than using the 'right tool' for the 'job' . (All this talk about tools makes this sound a bit like work, doesn't it ; It's not that bad)
The Ultrasuede pads are sort of a 'Broadband" filter. The charcteristics you're attempting to change aren't really 'Broadband' problems as the rest of music really doesn't contain enough additional Dynamic contrast in it to not end up also being filtered some.
It's really no surprise that the sound becomes a bit less interesting when you additionally reduce sound levels that you hadn't intended to change. It's not a big deal it just using "The wrong tool for the job" . The Microsuede pads I use w/ my NH works great for "The music I'm using it for" Different music has different sound requirements due to different instrumentation,recording techniques, etc...
Any non-'suede pads I've tried are way too foward sounding & tradeoff the development of low level harmonics information for more sound impact. The suede pads delay some impact & welcome the low level information development.
It's nothing more than using the 'right tool' for the 'job' . (All this talk about tools makes this sound a bit like work, doesn't it ; It's not that bad)