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In the Forum: Playback Listening
In the Thread: The Sound and How We Hear It

Post Subject: The propagation of listening attention across the levels...Posted by Romy the Cat on: 11/10/2008

Disagree. I researched this subjects. The propagation of listening attention across the levels does not happen as asymmetric cause-consequence. Also, it is not up to the listener to select the depth of the levels listens. (With exception of some expert Targeted Listening ™). I mean a listener does not do consciousness chooses but the "levels" are already in places. All 7 levels are there and act simultaneously, of cause with different amplitude. The lower levels act as blocking mechanism for higher levels, not truly blocking but rather as “power consumption” levels and that “consumption” eats out listening strength. The definition of success at each level could be determined ONLY by how far the success was reached at the NEXT level. It is impossible to have “improvement” at lower levels but at the same time to have a negative impact at higher levels. That is very much a base of my stratification of listing attentions. Under the umbrella of the 7th levels the meaning of “improvement” does not exist as abstract binary entry but very much self-evaluating and self- assessing entry… So, therefore diving deeper into Dynamic Level I feel it is almost-irrelevant if any additive or subtractive listening took place at Static level.

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