Matt
@mattlee
Today's lesson on sound physics: Phase Cancelation When two sound waves are the exact inverse of each other, they cancel out. This is what noise cancellation headphones do. They listen to the sound outside and play it back to you 180 degrees out of phase. The result is perceived silence.
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Mr. Wildenfree 🐺🍵🎵
@mrwildenfree
That’s last part is likely what I was getting at! It’s a “perceived silence”, but not real silence lol — like a deaf person in the middle of a rager… it’s actually still noisy but its not perceived (in this case due to noise cancellation). I think when I heard that optical perception extends past our eyes (such as the skin being able to perceive/recognize light), it made me think about audio being able to be perceived beyond our ears (super obvious when bass vibrates us physically, but I wonder about the acute versions of this)
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Estebrawn
@eschaton
Destructive Interference!
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Joseph Goats
@joseacabrerav
so important for metaphysics
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CG Prod
@cgproducer.eth
So important something if you wanna deal with issues recording or mixing
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