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Cool Brain Trick: Never-ending Scales

c0rp533f4c3 rated 8 months ago
It's really cool. :D Perhaps if each of the notes, in the chord, was done in a completely different sounding noise, you would be able to hear the distinctions between when one goes back up to the starting pitch and which ones are descending at what pitch..? (I kinda had the feeling i could, but... more
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insyen rated 3 days agoscience
You may notice that the scale always seems to be going down, but not getting much lower. Its an auditory equivalent of an old-fashioned barber pole. But how is it possible in a sound pattern?
barryr666 rated 4 days agoscience
Obviously way too complicated for my brain to comprehend
al3xand3r rated 3 weeks agoscience
a sound that sounds like it is going down, but is never actually going down. it hurts.
karatekid248 rated 3 months agoscience
I don't understand, but I like it anyway.
MizLollipop rated 3 months agoscience
What you brain hears and what is there are differest sounds.
cherejimonica rated 4 months agoscience
amazing. not cool :P
ShanFit rated 5 months agoscience
Shepard scales. I haven't listened yet so I'm putting this here so I don't forget to listen to it later.
me123263 rated 5 months agoscience
that's cool as hell
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