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Why do ribbons sound less edgy on digital recordings than other mics?

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Why do ribbons sound less edgy on digital recordings than other mics?

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Good ribbons generate a signal that is extremely low in distortion artifacts and transformer ringing, so A/D converters have an easier job tracking and translating the signal. The frequency response of ribbon mics is also important. Ribbons are naturally warm microphones, with a roll off in the highs that is closer to the sounds we hear in real life.

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