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These Illusions Fool Almost Everyone
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About halfway through the video, there is info that will interest the denizens of ASR. The video is partitioned. Start at "Prime the brain."
Okidoki... Will do... Thanks for getting us to the meat and potatoes of the video... Ima watch it now.
Keith_W
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It's a video about audio illusions with examples. Anything from Veritasium is usually worth watching.
To the OP: the mods are trying to stamp out the practice of posting videos without an explanation of why ASR members would be interested. This one is not so bad because the content is actually quite good.
To the OP: the mods are trying to stamp out the practice of posting videos without an explanation of why ASR members would be interested. This one is not so bad because the content is actually quite good.
OP
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Thanks for letting me know.
Veritasium and Derek is usually worth watching anyway , but the typical “audiophile” videos are very often 30 min of rambling nonsense
Hence why a TLDR is much appreciated.
Hence why a TLDR is much appreciated.
Well. I passed all the illusions with flying colors. I heard every single one and now I need to figure out if I can do better in the future. It was very apparent that these illusions are perceived as very very real to my brain.
I don't have 25 minutes to see if a video has content that interests me. Can you give us a small rundown on what the video is about before we watch the video? It would be much appreciated.
Haven't watched it yet, but his videos are usually good and worth watching.
The first part about the pipe organ and Vogler's trick is already worth the watch. But it's basically video a to post as a response to anyone saying "you can only trust your ears" when it comes to audio.
The video even touches in pinna shape, which directly hits headphone measurements.
The video even touches in pinna shape, which directly hits headphone measurements.
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