"Trust your ears": What does that even mean!?

[@LiquidEyes100]

Superb and eloquent video. "Refine your tastes" - perfectly phrased 👌

[@MiguelCruz-cm1fe]

Here’s something I say every day to my (cello) students, trust your ears, while wondering exactly what that means. Actually in the acoustic realm it is in a way a more straightforward process. Lovely definitions, very inspiring, thanks.

[@xpoiler6152]

Thank you for all you do, you helped me a lot with your videos throughout the years.

[@MercyNoMore]

Great video as always! I'm also a huge fan Gregory Scott's channel. Such a great way to think about mixing and music on general.

[@niclasrundkvist]

Great video. Lots of useful thoughts on this subjekt.

[@NathanOakley1980]

Great video, so many aspects I had never considered.

[@UmaRecordings]

I would love if you made a video on what “measurement” curve is acceptable for you? It can be hard to know if your room sounds good even after you have put up panels and used Sonarworks.

[@manny_f]

LOL I thought you were trolling with this video, I had accidentally muted my audio

[@NathanOakley1980]

😆

[@Jupiter1423]

When it comes to sound i prefer to hear someone say "yeah" after half of their sentences

[@bingdong8571]

To me it means audio is about listening NOT MATH!

[@IrenESorius]

👍‍‍⭐👍‍‍

[@johnwet6969]

Hello, I would like to ask you for your opinion about 2-way vs 3-way active monitors. Are 3-ways always better because of midrange unit and had they always lower IMD, or it’s all about construction, quality and engineering and some 2-ways can be better for smaller rooms? If we can live without lowest octave of course. 🤓 For example Neumann KH150 which measures excellent.