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0:00 Intro
1:04 Audible Spectrum
4:13 Example
5:04 Auditory Masking
7:53 Hot take: coloration is detail
10:00 Read resolution from a graph
10:43 HRTF
11:47 TL;DW
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Date of upload: Apr 11, 2024 ^^
Rating : 4.983 (3/715 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Good takes! I really like the breakdown of different possible meanings of "detail" and their explanations, I agree with a lot. I hadn't considered your final suggestion that tasteful coloration of tuning can be pivotal in creating a sense of detail, but your description does remind me of processing photographs and being intentional with contrast to draw attention to details. Though a big difference here is that processing photos like that typically requires manual response to the source material -- whereas a headphone tuning acts more like a film simulation that operates the same regardless of the photo it's applied to. The effects can be similar still.
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As a psychologist, I appreciate how true to psychoacoustics and perceptionism your information is. Very objective in general.
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This is possibly @precogvision's best video to date. The amount of science backed evidence along with clear and understandable explanations is an absolute flex of brain power from someone who has very clearly put a lot of time, effort, and dedication into the field. Gonna need some more of this from you, Theo.
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Very articulate and educational. Thank you young man.
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tysm for the great content! well articulated and put across!
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Great video, make more like that. well done.
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Open a photo in an editor and dial up the âsharpnessâ slider. Youâre shifting the frequency response of the photo and emphasizing the high spatial frequencies. Your perception is of âmore detailâ as itâs âsharperâ. The detail was always there. You just emphasized a component of it.
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Makes perfect sense. Great video.
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For all audio gear, go listen to it for yourself. Excellent point! Learned a few new things today, thank you.
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Finally youâre back! Love your content, man :)
And that Glowup shouldnât be under appreciated too hehehe
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I could watch an hour long video on this topic. thanks for this
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Great simple explanation about cutting off frequencies aboves 10khz causes loss in details, there is a sumilar effect on soundstage loss when you cut off bass frequencies below 60hz
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new precog video, nice!
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Excellent honest take. Thanks Precog!đ
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In sports psych, I was taught that we donât âlose focusâ but simply our attention is shifted elsewhere. Appreciate the video talking about that as I donât see many (as I recall) who do.
Regarding constantly changing HRTF, variable frequency hyperacusis is a bitch đđ
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good effort Precog.
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Details also depending who we are talking to, like from someone that use mass market earphones and pass them some hobbyist IEM and they will say wow lots of details but matter of fact itâs just trebles and high boosted
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Nice gains, mate... we share the same two hobbies
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Precog, thank you, excellent presentation, very informative, I very much appreciate your effort to present information that is at times difficult for me in such a clear way. Thank you again.
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@chungang7037
1 month ago
I sometimes imagine Audiophiles losing sleep at night, thinking "Another day, another bit of lost detail [that I'll never hear again!]"
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