[ActiveTechREV]

Does anyone know if there is a video or a really good blog post out there that has skmeone listening to a specific song and explaining what and where sub base, base, mids, high mids and highs are in that particular song?

Im understand most everything and if i get stuck i revert back to the glossary, but it can hey confusing.

I just want to understand better. For my own understanding of this audiophile world and i also want to be able to write reviews explaining accurately what I'm hearing. I also want to make better videos as well.

This is a ton of fun, i want to accelrate my audiophile speak. Thanks!

 

[ActiveTechREV]

This has been quite helpful also. http://www.independentrecording.net/irn/resources/freqchart/main_display.htm 
Just would like "more."

 

[cuiter23]

Reviews don't have to be "wordy". As long as you speak what you think/hear that is the most honest opinion you could give and more often than not, the less wordy reviews are much easier to comprehend to the general population (including myself). 

 

[nick n]

right at the top of the page in the Head-fi Wiki
 
http://www.head-fi.org/a/describing-sound-a-glossary
 
http://www.head-fi.org/a/glossary-of-terms
 
http://www.head-fi.org/a/frequency-response-of-headphones

 

[ActiveTechREV]

here's a video of what I'm trying to talk about.  Kinda hard to explain what I'm asking, but just looking for someone with more experience to explain music sounds. Might seem silly, i know, but just want to learn more.  Thanks!
 
ps. sorry about my audio quality, i forgot to turn my mic's gain down. Here's the link in case the video doesn't show up on the thread.
http://youtu.be/PpQXu-y5CWE