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Most headphones that you encounter in the commercial audio space will have a very evident and exaggerated Frequency Response in a certain frequency range. This makes it extremely hard for one to correctly judge the tone and space taken up by instruments within a mix. Yes, speakers do suffer from this error as well, but it is often less exaggerated than what one would find on headphones
Firstly, we need to understand the difference between the two monitoring devices i.e Headphones Vs Speakers. The reason why both of these sound different is because of something called spatial localization, or simply put how our brain perceives sound in 3-Dimensional Space.
We all know that the way our brain locates a sound in 3D space is by using the time difference the sound takes to reach each ear.
Let’s take the following examplelocation
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