i dont know about chicks but i had a cat(female) that liked to sleep on top of my speakers when i listened realy loud , maybe she liked to feel the bass .Another cat also female i had later , ran as soon as i hit the amp power button.
I had a cat that went to sit upright between the speakers with pointed ears whenever I played Bach. On Wagner she shot away like bitten by a snake. Most other music did not evoke any reaction at all.
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I don't want to spoil this thread by being too serious, but I suspect that preference for 'nice' intervals relates to their simple rational frequency ratios which in turn means that any nonlinearity creates frequency components which themselves have mainly simple rational ratios. This means that IMD gets effectively buried. Nothing to do with what we have heard before, just a matter of the properties of integers.
Would an irrational (or even worse, transcendental) ratio sound signficantly worse than a nearby rational ratio? I suspect it might.
Would an irrational (or even worse, transcendental) ratio sound signficantly worse than a nearby rational ratio? I suspect it might.
if you´re talking about other kind of chicks , a good mix of power ballads is a good place to start.
in case of total despair you may even try Mr. Bolton 😀
in case of total despair you may even try Mr. Bolton 😀
Smoked with a seasoning of cayenne pepper, perfect way to spice up your love life with a tasty dish of Cats 'n' Chicken.
the “consonant sound intervals” part is easy, but what are you going to use for your “visual imprinting object”....
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