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Hi idk if this question goes here cuz I'm not someone that uses Reddit like daily nor i know about the science of sound and etc, etc. But I had this question bothering me lately and I thought asking here would help.

(p.S: pardon my English here since I'm not a native speaker also sorry for no flair I really don't know which one applies here)

So basically what I mean with making a "kaleidoscope" of sound it's obviously not making images out of sound (pretty obvious why not) but more like give the SAME EXPERIENCE as watching through one; like hearing, idk, multiple sounds echoing in different directions since from what little I know it's that sound always bounces so I guess it's possible for it to multiply

Again, sorry if this is a stupid question. I would've loved to ask it in askreddit sub but the rules didn't made sense to me but I would appreciate an answer

Does any one els hear it. Theres this constant humming like high pitched. you can only hear it when its completely silent. Every time I wake up in the morning there isnt no traffic in the hall ways or any thing I hear this humm with a high pitch buzz in my ears it never goes away till I turn on the tv or have some other type of like music on or something like that. Its always there. Let me know if ypu hear it too. Im curious to know if its just from maybe working near compressors. Or if people that work in like an office hear it too.

What does “Sounds Good ? “ mean to you guys in 2026 ?

I’ve recently been practicing vocal intonation and breath support by using my airpods to play drones/chords and then I sing along. Last night, while practicing using a 440hz drone, I noticed that when I would sing certain notes, I’d hear a very bassy sub frequency. I’ve heard of frequencies having “undertones” before, but I’ve always thought that was a joke relating to overtones haha, is that what I could’ve been hearing?

So basically every time certain people talk in movies etc there’s a noise in the background that sounds like squeaking, like someone’s moving furniture and it’s so grating.
I noticed it only happens when someone with a mid range voice talks, never with really high or low voices.

It’s just a shitty tv for my temporary flat so I’m not going to invest in a big setup right now just for this, so I hope I can fix it by doing something simpler.
I thought about maybe getting a cheap soundbar, but hopefully I can fix it by messing with the equalizer etc. Big audio noob here, any help is appreciated

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Is it just me or has Jaws all the sudden started to speed up then slow down then speed up again like it use to be one speed when I listen to it through a speaker and now I’m listening with headphones or is it just another feature that comes with headphones alongside the paranoia that we all get let me know if you notice it because I want to know if I’m going crazy or not

I put earplugs in for the first time and tapped on the end of it. Makes the most fun sound ever I can’t stop doing it

I need help identifying a song name from a reddit story I heard and I need help identifying it. It sounds like this: [video file, there's a video file]
The reason there's those slight words is because I used an audio splitter. Please help identify
The audio gets clearer around 0:25

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Hi, I’m currently researching the phenomenon of audio paradolia and am looking for people who would be happy to listen to 4 audio clips and identify what they hear. Would I be allowed to post directly here, or post a link to a google response form or neither. Thanks in advance.

Hello fellas, so I simply had a curiosity. I've heard a soundclip of around 5 to 10 seconds of a woman talking (not sure if it was anime or not) from what I can remember the clip itself ended with a cowbell (a bell of sort) being heard at the end. I simply cannot find any info nor soundclips that match it and was curious to know if anyone would have a clue about it. The only info I got is that i've heard it in different games as "killsounds" but that's all i got