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Can You Trust Your Ears? (Audio Illusion) Tritone Paradox

A sound experiment where tones are generated a half an octave apart or a tritone and when they are played create an experience that cannot be described in words alone. Diana Deutch discovered what is now called the, triton paradox, in 1986. The basic pattern that produces this illusion consists of two computer-produced tones that are related by a half-octave. When one tone of a pair is played, followed by the second, some people hear an ascending pattern. But other people, on listening to the identical pair of tones, hear a descending pattern instead. While people cannot agree on which way the octaves are played up down or down up, they are internally consistent in identifying the pattern in the future. The familiarity of the sound will remain consistent and the direction you hear it will repeat and it will never change. The other weird fact is by the way you hear the tones -, it will be shared by how your father or mother hears them – it is connected to familiar speech tones that you shared with them growing up.