quoted 2 lines 10Hz is so low that the human ear tends to seperate the wave into>10Hz is so low that the human ear tends to seperate the wave into
>"click-thump" >sounds instead of a low "tone" sound anyway...
technically you can't hear anything below 20Hz (as i'm sure everyone on
this list knows) but at a high enough volume you can sure as hell feel
them. especially in your chest. the high end "click thump" sounds actually
come from the wave front of the low frequencies.
it has also been found that humans can "detect" frequencies above 20kHz,
which accounts for a lot of the recent interest in higher (above 48kHz)
sampling rates.
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