denl82
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I have my own weird definition of dry sounding. I first noticed it for a few split seconds one day. Then a few weeks later, lying in my bed with the hot summer air pouring in my room, I decided to switch to my attention my skin. It felt nice, somewhat damp, and somewhat thick. Then, switching back my attention to the music, I was like "WOW, this is DRY!" Like...paper thin, and lacking humidity(compared to how my skin felt).
O.K., that's my weird definition of "dry." Of course, I hardly ever notice it when listening to the dt880s, so it's not a problem for me
Originally Posted by Pibborando /img/forum/go_quote.gif Something I've been wondering in regards to this: What exactly does "dry" or "wet" refer to in audio? I mean I understand bright/dark, warm/cool, etc. but... help me out here. |
I have my own weird definition of dry sounding. I first noticed it for a few split seconds one day. Then a few weeks later, lying in my bed with the hot summer air pouring in my room, I decided to switch to my attention my skin. It felt nice, somewhat damp, and somewhat thick. Then, switching back my attention to the music, I was like "WOW, this is DRY!" Like...paper thin, and lacking humidity(compared to how my skin felt).
O.K., that's my weird definition of "dry." Of course, I hardly ever notice it when listening to the dt880s, so it's not a problem for me