When we process all the sounds heard together in a movement of music, we are cognizant of the types of instruments, the chords, the rhythm, the tempo, and all the interdependencies, including dynamics, pitch, and individual note durations.
The dramatic impact of the music stems from both our conscious mind and primal unconscious. Endorphins, adrenaline, and other biological responses, including muscle movement, synchronize with the music.
Less injected noise and minimal distortion within the signal chain are critical factors for any musical experience. The cable transport and power supply systems are the most susceptible components outside amplification equipment.
Below, we reveal the pictures in their entirety to demonstrate how our minds process music in real-time. This illustrates how the smaller harmonic amplitude information, shown here as color and vibrance, is vital to completing the picture, just as primary and harmonic amplitude content in music affects our musical experience.