Jan 8
The Effects of Noise on Man by Karl D. Kryter
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The Effects of Noise on Man by Karl D. Kryter
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I made an Auditory Processing Disorder flag based on the awareness color (lime green) and how it personally feels for me :)
Thanks!
Ok I'm kind of freaking out about this graphic, because I think it means that my brain is weirder than even I thought it was.
But let's back up. So continuing on my Thomas Goss train, I've been reading his 100 Orchestration Tips, which I got a free copy of for supporting his patreon, and I got to his tip on tubular bells, which included a graphic much like this one (I pulled this one from wikipedia) explaining the overtones of bells.
That second octave E3 in the bass clef? That's what people generally hear as the sounding pitch (or "strike tone") of a bell, and then there's a "hum tone" an octave below and a complicated series of overtones above (not the same as the harmonic series!).
But the thing is, the strike tone isn't real! It comes from your brain hearing all the overtones and then applying a fundamental pitch that makes sense to it.
And here's the kicker: I say "your brain" bc.... I think my brain doesn't actually do that!
I think back to hearing church bells all my life, and what I've always heard is a main pitch with a major sixth sounding below it (so in this diagram the treble clef E4 and the bass clef G3), but I don't think I've heard the minor third (E3) below that.
just a few octopunk projects over the years
edit: i did psychoanalytics instead of psychoacoustics and it bothered me lol i’m tired
Lately I’ve been sharing a lot of my older work/pre-Detroit Awakening films on Youtube and Patreon, in case people might be interested in that sort of thing. This one is Psychoacoustics, the short that came before Detroit Awakening. It’s a short horror film about misophonia (you know, that thing where you hate the sound of people chewing or picking at things), as well as anxiety and binaural beats. It stars the lovely Sarah Dionna, who actually boarded Maximilian when he was in town for DA, and she extra’d in Seven Deadly Synths as well!
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You just can’t do Florian Hecker’s work any justice via video, you have to feel it. I heard his installation at Chisenhale some years ago and felt like I’d gone mad. I could hear sounds that were not coming through my ears. I felt like my organs and bones were vibrating. Psychoacoustic madness.
A Kavli Prize–winning scientist details the magic of transforming vibrations into sound in the inner ear
We carry our own instrument in our heads.
