Agemixer (04:50:17)
so abbraking car at crossroads could make an unhearable but ears-bombing noise as they go out the hearing ranges but you still perceive them as some kind of pain

Agemixer (04:48:37)
loudspeakers more like cannot produce such wide range loud frequencies they originally are in real life, thus attenuate on low and very high hearing ranges, i think

Agemixer (04:47:10)
like the mixer men, DJ's and so on. Well why i more tolerable to headphones compared to real life noises is quite simple

Agemixer (04:44:46)
..right moods. Well i guess those audio supporting people gone pretty much deafened over times, could be a reason

Agemixer (04:42:23)
Midsummer party and drunken people.. they go by the feelingsä and instinct instead (who doesn't!) so the music and sound quality should be as tiptop as possible there to get into the mood

Agemixer (04:37:56)
i'd guess they could have it reduced for -4dB even, still being loud enough.

Agemixer (04:36:07)
i saw people came to the dancefloor but didn't stay for long. Well if that setup was used in the indoors it couldn't been tolerable

Agemixer (04:34:42)
So it was basically the peak and the loudspeakers diskants distorted. Well i guess the party speakers were at their limits already, could been better equipment for the outsides party.. the experience got now a bit more tolerable though

Agemixer (04:30:31)
so he slided one counter peak EQ at 1 kHz, and that was good enough for him. Interesting that no one else complained the sound

Agemixer (04:28:57)
it took a while to convince him to make that counter peak and it was more exactly 1 kHz (but there was some at 2kHz too)

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