Originally Posted By: rockstar_not
As someone who has worked extensively in anechoic chambers, it is highly disturbing to be in one for any length of time.


Oh yes... "Any length of time" could be as short as minutes. It's a very uncomfortable environment.


As an aside...
I've just remembered a track I was listening to some time back, I became distracted trying to work out why it somehow just sounded "wrong". Eventually I realised what it was ... I could hear the piano with bass notes to the left and treble notes to the right, but I could also hear the player, and the player was clearly further away than the piano ... but wouldn't be, of course. Unless someone had swapped around the L/R channels. I guess the producer wanted it that way and thought nobody would notice.

Jazz relative beginner, starting at a much older age than was helpful.
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