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There is no chance of that. As someone who has played music games for 20 years with timing windows as small as around 15ms I can safely say anything less than 1
by izzydata 8y ago
There is no chance of that. As someone who has played music games for 20 years with timing windows as small as around 15ms I can safely say anything less than 10ms would be imperceptible.
It isn't about training and practice. There is just a physical limitation of being a human.
- phaus 8y agoAs far as listening to music and determining there is something wrong with it because you noticed a 5ms difference, I find that hard to believe. However, when given samples of audio with no delay and a 5ms delay. I, with no special talent and no musical training, was able to start accurately identifying the delayed audio almost every time after a few minutes of practice. The difference isn't imperceptible when it comes to a single noise when we are specifically told to look for it, but I would bet that its imperceptible when it comes to just randomly listening to music.