42 Audio Illusions & Phenomena! - Part 4/5 of Psychoacoustics

**!!! You must disable audio enhancement before listening !!!** On windows "disable all enhancements" for all devices, on mac disable "sound enhancer", on mobile make sure you aren't using mono audio, and if you have a control panel for your headphones make sure to disable any and all similar stuff ("enhancements", "auto leveling", etc)! Noise canceling headphones might also mess with the effects! "Simulated surround sound" headphones, etc. -- all these things may affect the "truth" of what you're hearing. This series presents a variety of fascinating psychoacoustic phenomena and illusions. We will cover 42 of them, with examples and explanations along the way. See if they work on you! Donation links: http://lacinato.com/donate |   / lacinato   Series playlist:    • 42 Audio Illusions & Phenomena -- Psychoac...   Index to Part 4: 0:00 intro 0:13 speech to song illusion 1:27 mysterious melody effect 2:30 Yanny/laurel 3:43 diplacusis 4:27 sound-induced flash illusion 5:18 talking piano 6:48 dichotic pitch / Huggins pitch 7:42 Kubovy/Cutting/McGuire effect 8:51 Levitin effect 9:51 precedence effect and Clifton effect 10:47 Franssen effect Speech-to-Song illusion: http://deutsch.ucsd.edu/psychology/pa... Levitin effect: Braun, M. (2001). "Speech mirrors norm-tones: Absolute pitch as a normal but precognitive trait" (PDF). Acoustics Research Letters Online. 2 (3): 85–90. Braun, M. (2002). "Absolute pitch in emphasized speech". Acoustics Research Letters Online. 3 (2): 77–82. doi:10.1121/1.1472336. Sound-induced flash illusion: Shams L., Kamitani Y., Shimojo S. (2000). What you see is what you hear. Nature 408, 788–788 10.1038/35048669 Talking piano converter: https://www.ofoct.com/audio-converter... Other talking piano links: https://ablinger.mur.at/docu11.html    • Speaking Piano - Now with (somewhat decent...      • TALKING PIANO - Can You Understand What th...   Kubovy/Cutting/McGuire: https://science.sciencemag.org/conten... Kubovy, M.; Cutting, J. E.; McGuire, R. M. . (1974). "Hearing with the Third Ear: Dichotic Perception of a Melody without Monaural Familiarity Cues". Science. 186 (4160): 272–274. This video was made in Reaper and Blender, with final editing/compositing done in Davinci Resolve. Some custom software was written to generate various tones and such, and this was done in JSFX in Reaper.