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In very limited situations. You can move a frequency around (or drop it entirely) if it's being masked by a nearby loud frequency. Otherwise, you would be amaze
by ComplexSystems 4y ago
In very limited situations. You can move a frequency around (or drop it entirely) if it's being masked by a nearby loud frequency. Otherwise, you would be amazed at the sensitivity of pitch perception.
- dehrmann 4y agoThe easy example of this is playing a slightly out of tune guitar, or a mandolin where the strings in the course aren't matched in pitch perfectly. You can hear it, and it's just a few cents off.