I was told by my brother in law that the correct volume for classical music is set by the ability to hear the quietest passages. However given that we all don't quite hear the same it may even vary from person to person.
All of this is fine but I now wonder if this applies ro rooms i.e the minimum and maximum volume or optimum volume would vary from room to room.
Would I be right in saying that a room can only handle a particular maximum volume after which the music would fall apart simply because the room cannot handle as in absorb/difuse fast enough?
Would appreciate if someone could share some light on this.
I was told by my brother in law that the correct volume for classical music is set by the ability to hear the quietest passages. However given that we all don't quite hear the same it may even vary from person to person.
All of this is fine but I now wonder if this applies ro rooms i.e the minimum and maximum volume or optimum volume would vary from room to room.
Would I be right in saying that a room can only handle a particular maximum volume after which the music would fall apart simply because the room cannot handle as in absorb/difuse fast enough?
Would appreciate if someone could share some light on this.