physiology and psychology of hearing


That is my interpretation of the video, but he named it:

Do we all hear the same?

The answer is no, we knew that, but some interesting conditions mentioned explaining why in this video from a recording engineer. 

Congenital amusia, or tone deafness, the inability to determine if one note is higher than the other, affects 4% of the population; that is 1 in every 25 people- wow. 

And yet they may still own a high-end kit. 

mclinnguy

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Difficulty understanding speech in noisy environments, Difficulty following multi-step directions, Difficulty reading, spelling, and/or writing, Difficulty remembering and summarizing information, Difficulty knowing where a sound came from, Difficulty in discerning one sound or one frequency from another, Difficulty listening to (my) music.  

Sound like marriage... '-)