Me traigo esta cita del sitio Web de Van den Hul:

"Q: How do I train my ears to improve my listening ability ?

A: Start with a good recording on LP or CD. A good recording is characterized by a perfect equilibrium between detail, frequency balance and spatial information like depth, width and height of the soundstage. Also care for very low distortion and mind not to make the mistake to confuse distortion with extra detail.

Start listening to only one aspect, like detail. Take a track which you like most and replay it several times. Then start again and listen for instance to spatial information. When you are able to recognize this very well, combine both properties and try to capture both during your next replays. After you are able to enjoy both aspects, add another property like e.g. frequency balance. This style of listening teaches you all aspects of the LP or CD you chose within an evening. The next day take another music sample and start again. You will find that the learning is faster and that you need less time to find out all listening aspects. The final result of course depends on the quality of your system, but even with limited equipment there are good possibilities to train your listening ability. Anyhow, be critical and don’t accept everything as perfect. Many recording are not, despite their high price.

Do the whole experiment over again at your friend’s house. He will also learn from your experience and you can do the same experiments with the same LPs and/or CDs on different equipment. The latter is another aspect of listening: Try to hear trough the equipment. In the end you are able to evaluate sound quality within 2 seconds in any situation and in any place."

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