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Forum: Home Theater
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Topic: Calling a professional
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| Re: Calling a professional [message #90357 is a reply to message #90329] |
Mon, 20 May 2019 04:23 |
lilbill
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Registered: August 2016
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I agree with you Wayne and most times hiring the services of a firm will cost an arm and a leg. In most instances, I prefer to just search for anything I want on YouTube. There are plenty of tutorials that anyone keen on learning will find useful.
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Forum: Room Acoustics
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Topic: What's the main of main of acoustic treatment?
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| What's the main of main of acoustic treatment? [message #90358] |
Mon, 20 May 2019 04:38 |
lilbill
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Some sound engineer once told me that acoustics isn't all about deadening a room and killing all reverberation; it is more of restoring a room's natural sound balance through adopting physical adjustments to the space. What are your thoughts?
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Forum: Movies & Music
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Topic: Does The Lighting Matter?
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| Re: Does The Lighting Matter? [message #90359 is a reply to message #90332] |
Mon, 20 May 2019 04:48 |
lilbill
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Newjack wrote on Mon, 13 May 2019 23:15Sometimes it can help to create a mood if the lights are off, but I suppose it depends on the movie for me. If I'm watching a comedy, I would find it weird to watch in the dark (unless I was at a movie theater of course). Watching an intense horror or thriller is better in the dark.
I had never looked at it from this angle and yes, it makes more sense to watch thriller/horror movies, under low light. I think the lighting of the room would also depend on the color and light effects in the movie?
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