Laurel or Yanny?
I suspect that most of you have heard of the new internet controversy on this. So, I thought since most of us here are fairly good all things audio we should give it whirl. So, what do you hear? Yanny or Laurel?
I want to run different versions of this through a couple freq analyzers and see what they look like. And for the record: its Laurel. :p |
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Surprisingly I can hear both.
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Because it's both, someone simply split both words across the spectrum and synced them with vocalign.
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That not what’s been reported in the media. Do you know this for sure? I’d be interested in seeing info on that, if you have it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Yeah, I know! I’m going to run some experiments with it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I recorded the original word with my phone through my studio monitors and isolated the higher frecuencias and it doesn't sounds like Yanny at all which makes me think that the controversial recording was made with a low quality mic that added a bunch of harmonics or was altered in other way. I'll try lowering the bit depth next. It is good material for a YouTube video |
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I had to play with pitch shifting to hear the yanny part. Pitching down, I discovered I could hear it so I concluded it was the breathy part of the speech that leant itself to yanny. Either that's the nature of whomever was recorded, or someone recorded a whisper and overlaid it with laurel.
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