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As a comparison with removing the top two octaves from a cat's hearing, try removing the top two octaves from an audio file compared to your hearing range (lowp
by nyanpasu64 3y ago
As a comparison with removing the top two octaves from a cat's hearing, try removing the top two octaves from an audio file compared to your hearing range (lowpass at 5 kHz or less if you have hearing range loss, and/or resample to 10 kHz/ksps or less) and see if the results are musically noticeable. (At least for humans, the result is intelligible but heavily muffled, I can't speak for my pet cats though.)
- xenadu02 3y agoThat's fair... I'm just saying you shouldn't compare 20hz-20khz vs 20hz-80khz then decide cats can hear "three times" as much as humans. Two octaves is more than zero but a lot less than 3x.