Melana & Ultrasonic
Melana Melana
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic
Melana Melana
I’ve been planning the soundscape for my next show—do you think 40kHz purity would make the fabrics truly pop, or is that just your audiophile fantasy?
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic
40kHz gives that razor‑sharp shimmer that lets the mix feel airy, but only if you keep it balanced. It’s not just a fantasy—when you bring the ultra‑high end in, it lifts the whole texture, but most headphones or speakers can’t actually play it, so you’ll hear it as a subtle lift, not a loud pop. Keep your cables low‑capacitance, straight, and make sure your DSP chain isn’t adding hiss or distortion. In the end, the real test is how it sounds on the stage speakers, not just the monitor. If you run a quick test with a sweep and listen, you’ll know if that 40kHz sparkle is doing its job or just getting lost in the mix.
Melana Melana
That’s the sort of meticulous detail I love. I’ll run the sweep and check the stage output—no room for a dull sparkle in my collection. Thanks for the heads‑up; I’ll keep the cables in line and the DSP clean. Let’s make sure every note shines, no matter how high it goes.
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic
Glad to hear you’re on the same wavelength. Keep the cables straight and the routing clean, and you’ll get that high‑frequency lift without the noise. Let’s make every note glow, no matter how high the sweep goes.
Melana Melana
Absolutely, I’ll keep the routing immaculate and the cables pristine. The only thing that can’t stand in the way of that glow is a sloppy setup—so let’s make every note sparkle, high or low.
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic
Got it, no sloppy setups—just clean routing, straight cables, and a pristine signal path. That’s the only way to let every note sparkle, high or low.