This can easily be verified by adjusting the distance of a tuning fork to your ear while it vibrates.
The higher the intensity the lower the perceived pitch.
Sounds a bit like time expanding!
It makes sense to give singers a very soft volume backing track so they stay in tune, or may be usufull to fine tune a singer while recording.
References:
1. Sound and Hearing, Time Life encyclopedia
2. S. Stevens, H. Davis, Hearing: Its Psychology and Physiology
The higher the intensity the lower the perceived pitch.
Sounds a bit like time expanding!
It makes sense to give singers a very soft volume backing track so they stay in tune, or may be usufull to fine tune a singer while recording.
References:
1. Sound and Hearing, Time Life encyclopedia
2. S. Stevens, H. Davis, Hearing: Its Psychology and Physiology
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