 tuga wrote: | I too am very tuned into Romy's Unvollendete. The way I see it, it somehow synthesizes the way an evolved person (which we all aspire to become someday) approaches a work of art.
And I agree that "a certain" system could somehow trigger the process but couldn't it be possible that "you" are traveling about the different levels unconsciously?
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Hi Tuga,
I take it for granted that a part of any process of perception must necessarily be unconscious. These are independent but not mutually exclusive. The amount of conscious perception varies with attention/focus.
Perhaps I just don't understand you correctly, as it seems a bit of a non sequitur.
I am saying:
1. All people listen differently.
2. The act of listening substantively affects the perceived sound.
3. There will be one ideal system for any individual listener but not one for all listeners.
4. The higher levels of listening perception are not independent of audio errors. A component change may simultaneously improve dynamics while lessening emotional impact, for example.
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