A single auditory neuron from humans showed an amazing sensitivity to distinguish between very subtle frequency differences, down to a tenth of an octave. This compared to a sensitivity of about one octave in the cat, about a third of an octave on average in rats, and half to one octave in the macaque.So that's why our cats like the way the lady of the house plays harmonica.
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If you play guitar check out Playing Technique, or Strings / Setup. There are also some interesting posts about guitars at, you guessed it, Guitars.
If you want to spread your musical talents around, you will find some good info at Recording.
Marketing - meh - I'm probably the world's best bad example. Although you could find funny stuff there.
I've made some music videos through the years, and you can find them and other interesting music at Music I Like, Music I Play.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
New study on human frequency descrimination
From Science Daily:
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