what sethares doesn't tell you

if anyone believes it pays to be up-to-date on the latest
psychoacoustics, let them go read this 52-page paper

http://homepage.mac.com/cariani/CarianiWebsite/JNMR2001.pdf

fascinatin' rhythm!

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> http://homepage.mac.com/cariani/CarianiWebsite/JNMR2001.pdf

Attention Kraig and all Boomsliter & Creel followers... this
paper should be of interest.

> this message has been brought to you by dolphins via SQUID.

Eh?

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma <clumma@y...>"
<clumma@y...> wrote:
> > http://homepage.mac.com/cariani/CarianiWebsite/JNMR2001.pdf
>
> Attention Kraig and all Boomsliter & Creel followers... this
> paper should be of interest.

yes, this paper should be of interest to anyone who wants a sense of
what is "state of the art" in psychoacoustics -- both
the "conventional" view and the periodicity-oriented alternative that
cariani supports. it might be good to supplement it with a few of the
references, such as parncutt, to get a sense of what some of
cariani's remarks really mean . . . in any case, this paper alone
should be excellent medicine for anyone whose head was warped on the
crazy-music list . . .

> > this message has been brought to you by dolphins via SQUID.
>
> Eh?

cariani's name was first brought to my attention in a bizarre and
surreal conversation with a reputed physics professor, who, after
hours and hours of summarizing the history of 20th century physics
(which i already knew, except for his reputed involvement), had to
set up a second, brief meeting with me to move on to cariani's
theories, dolphin consciousness, and superconducting quantum
interference devices . . . meanwhile a mutual friend tried to squeeze
$$$$$ out of me on the "professor's" behalf . . . needless to say, i
thought the guy was a nut, and didn't really look into cariani until
martin braun endorsed his work on the specmus list . . .

> cariani's name was first brought to my attention in a bizarre and
> surreal conversation with a reputed physics professor, who, after
> hours and hours of summarizing the history of 20th century physics
> (which i already knew, except for his reputed involvement), had to
> set up a second, brief meeting with me to move on to cariani's
> theories, dolphin consciousness, and superconducting quantum
> interference devices . . . meanwhile a mutual friend tried to
> squeeze $$$$$ out of me on the "professor's" behalf . . . needless
> to say, i thought the guy was a nut, and didn't really look into
> cariani until martin braun endorsed his work on the specmus
> list . . .

There is some pseudo-science-sounding stuff towards the bottom of
Cariani's home page... Kondratieff waves, and what not...

Gene mentioned specmus, but I couldn't find it on yahoo. But,
there it is. Is this Daniel Wolf's list?

-Carl

>
> From: "Carl Lumma <clumma@yahoo.com>" <clumma@yahoo.com>

Great thanks Carl!
I've printed out a copy to go run over to Erv!

>
>
>
> > http://homepage.mac.com/cariani/CarianiWebsite/JNMR2001.pdf
>
> Attention Kraig and all Boomsliter & Creel followers... this
> paper should be of interest.
>
> > this message has been brought to you by dolphins via SQUID.
>
> Eh?
>
> -Carl
>
> ________________________________________________________________________

-- -Kraig Grady
North American Embassy of Anaphoria Island
http://www.anaphoria.com
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--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Carl Lumma <clumma@y...>"
<clumma@y...> wrote:

> Gene mentioned specmus, but I couldn't find it on yahoo. But,
> there it is.

so you found it?

> Is this Daniel Wolf's list?

yup.

leaving basel now, en route to nice . . .

>>Gene mentioned specmus, but I couldn't find it on yahoo. But,
>>there it is.
>
>so you found it?

Yup.

>leaving basel now, en route to nice . . .

Across the pond, are you? Excellent!

-C.