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Originally posted by kadomony THE FUTURE

That's fucking retarded.

But, then again, that likely got him laid...so, whatever.

Anyways, I'm going to study this topic of psychoacoustics further, until I am able to make a track that causes you to smell farts. I'll post my findings asap.

lol at that video, silliest thing i've ever seen.

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Originally posted by kadomony THE FUTURE

who's playing the bassline? i think this was faked a little bit.

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Originally posted by Akridrot

Is your avatar from Mario 64?

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Originally posted by stevësto who's playing the bassline? i think this was faked a little bit.

the whole thing seems pretty clearly fake to me

when ever i hear a specific sound or instrument a picture comes in my mind. for eg. when everytime i hear a snare a "picture" comes in my mind. However, i could never draw these mental pictures, it seems immpossible.

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Originally posted by kadomony

This Guy bores the shit out of me , and he metions trance'y' too.

So your just gonna get a load of calvin harris record names thrown at you when you say you like the said genre.

Basshunter really was soooo yesterday.

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Originally posted by stevebutabi Is your avatar from Mario 64?

Yes, it's a Chill Bully. As opposed to a Bully (the ones you see in the lava stage).

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Read This is Your Brain on Music by Daniel J. Levitin. It does a good job of explaining how music is processed in the brain, along with why music makes you feel the way that it does.


I believe that music that was so complex that it would take so much power to decode would simply sound like white noise, or something close to it. That wouldn't be too enjoyable for me.

I think this probably is over-arching into binueral brainwave type of sound programming, like I-doser.

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Originally posted by dark_Omens Read This is Your Brain on Music by Daniel J. Levitin. It does a good job of explaining how music is processed in the brain, along with why music makes you feel the way that it does. I believe that music that was so complex that it would take so much power to decode would simply sound like white noise, or something close to it. That wouldn't be too enjoyable for me.

Thanks. I enjoy reading about music since I plan to explore it deeply. Film scoring and sound design are not at all unrealistic choices for my career at this point.

The range of sounds we can hear is far wider than the range of things we can see. Take the sound away from many blockbuster films and you have less than half of the original. Audio is amazing when you begin to study it seriously.

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Originally posted by iTranscendence I think this probably is over-arching into binueral brainwave type of sound programming, like I-doser.

Yeah, it does. However, it goes way past that as well. I don't see us stopping at binaural audio.

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