InfiniteJester
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For me, soundstage differences are one of the most important aspects of a headphone or IEM, yet many people report being unable to tell the difference between sets. I wonder if spatial abilities play a central role in creating the psychoacoustic phenomena of perceiving a stage of different sizes when listening to music.
I feel that music occupies a three-dimensional space with shapes and colours, and since I have very developed spatial skills, I wonder if they are related and if training spatial skills can improve the perception of soundstage and music.
Cambridge has a battery of tests that are scientifically based and reliable. Would you be willing to try them and share your punctuation and the nature of your perception of soundstage?
app.brainlabs.me
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These are my results for spatial ability, including spatial memory:
I feel that music occupies a three-dimensional space with shapes and colours, and since I have very developed spatial skills, I wonder if they are related and if training spatial skills can improve the perception of soundstage and music.
Cambridge has a battery of tests that are scientifically based and reliable. Would you be willing to try them and share your punctuation and the nature of your perception of soundstage?
Cambridge Brain Sciences
app.brainlabs.me
These are my results for spatial ability, including spatial memory:
