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    引用 作者: 小葉 查看文章
    這種速度不是快或是慢就好

    要像這種樂器該有的速度

    如鋼琴有鋼琴的attack,小提琴有小提琴的attack
    是阿是阿 所以我說

    "應該是一套系統能不能充分表達樂器演奏起音所需要的速度感......會不會太快 or 太慢 導致某種音染.... "

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    音染不建議放在這裡描述,放在最後的正確性

    我想attack是樂器本身特性的感受,屬於真實與活生沒錯...

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    請大家提供各個項目的測試片與曲目吧

    我也會慢慢提供

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    引用 作者: 小葉 查看文章
    請大家提供各個項目的測試片與曲目吧

    我也會慢慢提供
    成立my-hiend版的唱片聖經

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    預設 野獻.

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    班門弄斧一下
    presence似乎有看過翻成 "活生感"
    attack是否可翻成"衝擊力"
    字首 pre..前..在前..先於..預先..
    presence 要翻成..出席/在場..不適..那只好拉近到~風采/風度:P
    attack 大部份都是攻擊性解釋..
    但音樂方面解釋..有起奏/起奏法/努力著手..意思.
    所以譯成..音樂風格/演奏~起奏努力?(sweat)..."樂風強度"好了..:P

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    attack 1) The buildup of sound when an instrument is bowed, blown, struck, or plucked. 2) The ability of a system to reproduce the attack transients in musical sound. Poor attack makes a system sound slow.
    attack transient The initial energy pulse of a percussive sound, such as from a piano string, triangle, or drum head.

    from:
    Stereophile: Sounds Like? An Audio Glossary
    by J. Gordon Holt, July, 1993

    attack 是強調"initial 起"的意思,譯作: 起音???

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    Acoustical absorption
    Good: adequate, appropriate, "good acoustics," unobtrusive
    Not Good:
    Excess: dead, dry
    Deficiency: billowy, echoic, fluttery, live, plastery, reverberant, slap Audibility (of flaws)
    From best to worst: Inaudible, subtle, slight, moderate, significant, conspicuous, severe, extreme, intolerable, or Aaagghh! (screaming-up-the-walls)
    Detail
    Good: accurate, crisp, delicate, focus, resolution, snap
    Not Good:
    Excess: accurate (misused), analytical, clinical, etched
    Deficiency: closed-in, congestion, diffuse, hangover, haze, opaque, smearing, veiling, velvet fog
    Distance
    Good: Program-dependent
    Not Good:
    Close: aggressive, forward, row-A, up-front
    Distant: laid-back, recessed, row-M
    Frequency response
    The following terms describe how a system's or component's frequency response sounds, not necessarily how it measures. Phase shift and distortion can sound like frequency-response aberrations.
    ENTIRE RANGE
    Good: airy, accurate, alive, balanced, extension, flat, neutral, smooth, uncolored, weighty
    Not Good: dark, chocolatey, discontinuous, light, lumpy, syrupy, tilted, treacly
    BASS
    Amount
    Good: balanced, full, natural
    Not Good:
    Excess: boomy, dark, fat, heavy, rich, syrupy, thick, tubby, warm
    Deficiency: cold, constricted, cool, lean, overdamped, pinched, sparse, thin
    Smoothness:
    Good: natural, smooth, tight
    Not Good: boomy, lean, lumpy, one-note bass, thin, tubby, uneven, woolly
    Extension (frequency range):
    Good: deep, extended, foundation, infra-bass, seismic
    Not Good: pinched, restricted, shallow, sparse, thin
    MIDRANGE
    Good: alive, jump factor, natural, neutral, realism, uncolored
    Not Good:
    Excess: aggressive, brassy, close-up, forward, humped, projected, row-A
    Deficiency: dished, distant, laid-back, polite, recessed, reticent, withdrawn
    Colorations: boxy, chesty, honky, hooty, horn sound, nasal, raucous, vowel ("a," "ah," "aw," "ee," "eh," "ih," "oh," "oo," "unh")

    LOW & MID TREBLE
    Good: natural, neutral, smooth
    Not Good:
    Excess: bright, brittle, etched, glare, glassy, hard, metallic, screechy, shrill, steely, strident
    Deficiency: dead, dull, muffled, muted
    EXTREME TREBLE

    Good: airy, extended, delicate, open
    Not Good:
    Excess: hot, sizzly, spitty, tipped-up, tizzy, toppish, wiry, zippy
    Deficiency: closed-in, soft, sweet
    Imaging
    Good: bunching, correct width, phantom image, specificity, stability, tight
    Not Good: bunching, hole-in-the-middle, phasey, vagueness, wander, wide central image
    Noise
    Good: No extraneous noise
    Not Good:
    Continuous:
    Low-pitched:
    Pure, lacking harmonics:
    60Hz or 120Hz: hum
    20 to 100Hz: acoustic feedback (turntable)
    With spiky edges: buzz
    Wideband:
    Low-frequency: turntable rumble
    Full-range:
    "ff"-sound: pink noise, tape hiss, FM interstation hiss
    "ss"-sound: white noise
    High-frequency whistle: heterodyning, D/A idling noise
    Random or Periodic:
    200Hz to 1000Hz: acoustic feedback, howl, squawk
    33 times/minute "ff"-sound: LP pressing imperfection, swish, whoosh
    Impulse noises: crackles, pops, surface noise, ticks
    Realism
    Good: aliveness, ease, delicacy, involvement, musicality, naturalness, palpable, realism, transparency
    Not Good: boring, colored, dead, distorted, lifeless, uninvolving
    Soundstaging
    WIDTH:
    Good: beyond-the-speakers, floating, palpable, spacious
    Not Good: narrow, pinched, restricted
    CONTINUITY:
    Good: center fill, coherent, stereo spread
    Not Good: bunched, hole-in-the-middle
    DEPTH:
    Good: layering, perspective
    Not Good: distant, flat, forward, laid-back, polite, recessed, Row-A, Row-M
    Texture
    Good: liquid, textureless, transparent
    Not Good: dry, chalky, grainy, gritty, harsh, hashy, rough
    Timbre
    Good: accurate, natural, uncolored
    Not Good: chesty, colored, hooty, horn sound, metallic, steely, thin, vowel coloration, wiry
    Transient response
    Good: articulation, attack, controlled, delicate, detailed, fast, quick, tight
    Not Good: closed-in, dull, ringing, rounded, slow, sluggish, smeared

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    引用 作者: chsiang 查看文章
    成立my-hiend版的唱片聖經
    這個沒問題,大家一起寫

    引用 作者: Bacian 查看文章
    attack 1) The buildup of sound when an instrument is bowed, blown, struck, or plucked. 2) The ability of a system to reproduce the attack transients in musical sound. Poor attack makes a system sound slow.
    attack transient The initial energy pulse of a percussive sound, such as from a piano string, triangle, or drum head.

    from:
    Stereophile: Sounds Like? An Audio Glossary
    by J. Gordon Holt, July, 1993

    attack 是強調"initial 起"的意思,譯作: 起音???
    起音翻譯只有"開始",中文無法表達,意思應該是一段的聲音變化..

    引用 作者: Bacian 查看文章

    可參考,大致差不多,我覺得RAIFE F. SMITH II寫得比較清楚與實際

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