I thought of posting similar thoughts. Thanks for filling me in. Rahman songs give the best on headphones. Blue was superb on the headphones. VTV was superb on any speaker because the mixing was simply simple.
Coming to Ravan the layering over layering can be only captured on a headphone. Swear you guys Ranjha Ranjha is the best layered mixed and produced song by him over a period. The techno riffs just travels around all over. Beats- the bass holds on. I have to mention this after listening to them on a BOSE Quiet comfort 15. Just listen to Ravan on a good headphone. If you dont have one you can invest for rahman and his tracks. Enthiran has got some out of the world mixing. So get ready. Ps: Coming uo with my blog on Ravan soon. sharus100.blogspot.com --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "yeshrao81" <yeshra...@...> wrote: > > It a well known fact that unlike other MDs, ARR's music requires multiple > listens to unravel the beauty and mystery in the layering of instruments and > melody. This also demands good headphones... > > Raavan, for instance does not appeal to me in normal speakers, as I get a > feel of noisy cluttered arrangements (Especially during the peaks of Behne > De, Thok De )... > > However once I switch to my headphones and PC-Winamp, its pure magic.... > > Therefore many of you who would have heard the song in poor quality audio or > with poor quality headphones, might not be getting the full picture > right....Give it a try with your best headphones.... > > Also this brings me to a questions....Can you please share which is the best > headphones to use to enjoy ARR's music? > > I have a Sennheiser HD280 Pro... >
