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Tag: #sound
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Radio voice
The auditory system (how you perceive stuff you hear) reacts to low frequency sounds very differently to high frequency tones, like squeezing Kinetic like we react when products are in different colours.
Low frequency sounds (like late night DJ voices) have a response in the brain where both the sound & the receiver’s brain are attuned, where both are equal low frequency. Adapting to each-other.
With high frequency, there’s is not such connection, when they can’t keep up
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20/4- Audio
For someone who has nothing to do with an audio field, I have a very audio brain…
2 examples are that is 1) I’m very good at remembering lyrics, probably things I liked in my old life, & 2) I use very audio language in very day-to-day things, for example “the crab smells loud”.
I’ve never been very much liked any particular music but I do tend to like music that is meant to feed my brain, just an example is classical music or even jazz, or reggae. The two last ones have heavy influence of cultural, definitely.