marcoc1712 wrote: > Again, Who decide when evidence are enough do become "accepted fact"? > Oh, yes...Always You. >
Scientific findings generally go through a format/informal vetting process in this approximate order: (1) New Finding is found and discussed informally amongst interested specialists in that area at social and professional gatherings (2) Findings are published in peer-reviewed journals (3) Findings are incorporated in relevant tools, products, machines, systems, etc. (4) Findings are written up in popular publications with a scientific bent (5) Findings are commonly found in relevant text books (6) Some time passes - sometimes a decade or more and the finding rises to the status of a commonly accepted fact. > > Sure, but here is not the same, I say I heard it and I'm not the only > one, Again what more evidence you need to accept we feel it (not on why > and how), please be clear! > It is well known that the testimony of unaided eyewitnesses is among the least reliable evidence that there is. > > Then we are, psychoacusitical... Why not, if you could hear a 40Hz pedal > in your little room is because of it. Try to measure and detect the 40Hz > note in sound... The fact your instruments could not detect it means is > not there? > The above example is exceptionally unlikely from start to finish to the point where it is probably false and imaginary. > > The fact is that IS in the music BUT NOT in the sound (where music is > the perceived message ans sound is the physical medium) because masking > take effects only in the human brain. > OK, it seems that English is not your first language. If you want to post in English language forum and be understood perhaps more study of the language would be required. > > The "errror" is in the instruments that don't look at the particular > combination of sounds being played that origin the 40Hz note or in my > brain? If for you is in my brain, ok, stop here. > There is a big book, actually a large number of them about audio measurements that apparently you need to study if you want to say sensible and relevant things. Here's a good starting point: Dr. Floyd E. Toole Sound Reproduction: Loudspeakers And Rooms ------------------------------------------------------------------------ arnyk's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=64365 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=104227 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
