LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES - TRUST YOUR OWN EARS

[♔Chello]

chello quote /I can therefore edit a grand piano to be perfect for me in my room, while others may find it terrible.
This is a so true statement, its all down to the room acoustics  for example a sound I created in the home  sounded wonderful , then I played the same sound in a memorial hall  it was not the same it was so tinny sounding

Thank you for your complementary comment.
A grand piano is extremely sensitive to the room's acoustics, which reminds me that someone should shed some light on this, because this is absolutely crucial for the individual's sound experience.

For the performer, it is necessary to have up to several setups for acoustics, but this seems to be a forgotten topic.
It doesn't help to have the world's best equipment if the room's acoustics are wrong.

I have spent a lot of time muting my studio so that the acoustics are "neutral" - the trick is to muffle just as much as is necessary, and no more.

Another trick for those who work with sound mixing is to dampen the acoustics of bass drums, which I now do consistently.
This means that my styles can be played in almost all acoustic conditions without the acoustics sabotaging the sound.