When I move through stages 1-3 of the Stereohead game, a figure called the octave range pops up on the screen really quickly, so quickly that I normally can't see what the number is.
Why does it disappear from the screen so quickly?
What does mean?
Does it relate to the pan 0.9 - 0 - 0.9 in some way?
For each stage the selection-band becomes more narrow, meaning that you have to be more precise with your answer... you can actually see this visually (look at the grey areas around the green lines, you'll see that the become smaller with each stage) - the octave range is reduced :)
Hey Adam :) I agree, sometimes an introduction to the games and some advice on how to listen and what to listen for would be very helpful. I think the general soundgym-approach is trial-and-error :D BTW: I didn't mention before that in this particular game an octave range (in my opinion) doesn't make a lot of sense, because we're talking about panorama ;)
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Monitors are definitely better for stereo field games. They're more accurate because music can't exactly surround you when you're wearing headphones. If headphones are all you have they're okay to use in the meantime but I would definitely invest into some decent monitors
Oct 04, 02:05