Inventor
My name is Timothy Winey, and I have recently perfected an ultra-realistic stereo filtration process for audio playback. My filtration process can take an audio recording, re-record it through a proprietary filter, and then play back said filtered recording through even the cheapest computer speakers or headphones with far greater acoustic realism than the best systems money can buy.
Obviously, such technology would have major implications for everything from remastering audio, new recordings, clarity of audio on handheld devices, improved clarity of compressed download files, “pay-per-listen”
Patrick Flanagan’s Neurophone invention www.neurophone.com (Flanagan Interview)
More Information on time-ratio encoding: Audio Encoding for 3D Sound in Space (Holo -sound)--------
The brain is able to detect phase differences of 1 microsecond or less. This was found in our research at Tufts University. The Pinnae or outer
ear is a "phase encoding" array that generates a time-ratio code that is used by the brain to localize the source of sounds in 3-D space. Some of the localization time ratios are around one microsecond. A person with one ear can localize sound sources (non-linear)
distort your Pinnae by bending the outer ears out of shape, your ability to localize the sound source is destroyed. The so-called cocktail party effect is the ability to localize voices in a noisy party. This is due to the brain's ability to detect phase differences and then pay attention to localized areas in 3-D space.
We were also able to take any sound and encode it so that it was perceived as coming from a specific point in space. Using this technique we could spread out an orchestra and make you think you were in the concert hall.
To hear this amazing new filtration effect, click on the below link to be taken to my “Myspace” page where you can hear two samples of a golf ball rolling around on a crystal serving dish (the first filtered, the second, standard). Listening through headphones, one can actually hear the ball rolling around one’s head (like a halo) whereas the second (non-filtered/
Enjoy!
Sincerely,
Timothy Winey
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