The concert hall sound means the listener hears all the instruments from the front, whereas the rear channels are mainly used to give the listener the acoustic effect of sitting in a concert hall . ( Ambiophony or ambiophonic sound should not be confused with Ambiophonics or Ambisonics .)
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Strange acoustic effects also added to the panic German troops on Hill 60 thought that the Kruisstraat and Spanbroekmolen mines were under Messines village, which was located well behind their front line, while some British troops thought that they were German counter-mines going off under the British support trenches.
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The recording engineers who trained in this period learned to take advantage of the complex acoustic effects that could be created through " leakage " between different microphones and groups of instruments, and these technicians became extremely skilled at capturing the unique acoustic properties of their studios and the musicians in performance.
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Odd acoustic effects also added to the shock; Germans on thought that the Kruisstraat and Spanbroekmolen mines were under Messines village, well behind their front line and some British troops thought that they were German counter-mines, going off under British support trenches . } } After the explosions, the British artillery began to fire at maximum rate.
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Unlike other minimalist works in which, compared to serial music, " a certain level of articulational subtlety is eschewed in favor of an overall psycho-acoustic effect, " in Gaburo's piece " the focus is even more intense, and the attention to dynamic shaping given to the lines & is here transferred to the micro-level " ( Burt 2002 ).
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To test these systems, I played Paul Simon's " You're the One " and Mos Def's " Fear Not of Man . " Each song has a wide frequency range and delicately nuanced production, so I could listen for distortion or weakness at the low and high end, a broad or narrow midrange and the clarity needed to reproduce whispers, background instruments and acoustic effects like reverb.
