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It's a phenomenon of psycho-acoustics that two notes an octave apart are considered "equivalent" to the brain. The question of whether this generalizes or can generalize to other intervals is still being studied. | It's a phenomenon of psycho-acoustics that two notes an [[octave]] apart are considered "equivalent" to the brain. The question of whether this generalizes or can generalize to other intervals is still being studied. | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, 8 December 2018
It's a phenomenon of psycho-acoustics that two notes an octave apart are considered "equivalent" to the brain. The question of whether this generalizes or can generalize to other intervals is still being studied.