I'd have to look it up in various books at home, but I'm sure it's got
something to do with the Haas zone. I might be mistaken, but I think it
states that anything closer than 40 to 50 milliseconds apart we'll hear as
one sound. As you increase the time between sounds, the second will appear
to be a reverb/delay of the first and will eventually, with increased time
seperating the two, sound as its own distinct sound.
I've no idea what that would figure in terms of bpm.
quoted 8 lines just curious, but is there anyone out there who is a sound engineer?
>just curious, but is there anyone out there who is a sound engineer?
>i'm wondering what the cut-off point is for most people, i.e. around
>what bpm measure do our brains stop detecting beats and hear a
>continuous sound, instead? i would think it varies from person to
>person, but i wonder where and by how much...
>
>-a.
>
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