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Auditory "illusion"
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Most of us have seen various Escher pictures of structurally-impossible objects like the never-ending Penrose staircase -

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Now that's disturbing enough for me - but THIS auditory illusion is possibly worse (a "Shepard tone")... And no, I did not listen to 10 hours of it.....

 

 

   and some detail about it here - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.....epard_tone

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An old mix engineer trick is to insert a shepard tone track to eliminate wolf tones from the string section...;)   just saying.  Lol

Cool post Billy!  .never heard of such.

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GregW said
An old mix engineer trick is to insert a shepard tone track to eliminate wolf tones from the string section...;)   just saying.  Lol

roflroflroflrofl

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