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It certainly does seem that some music is improved with the lamps turned low but we wondered, scientifically speaking, does darkness actually improve your listening experience?
To find out for sure, and gain a few other ‘hacks’ to improve our sound quality we spoke to Dr Poppy Crum, who is not only an adjunct professor at Stanford University in America and chief scientist for Dolby Laboratories but, before she began studying neurology, sensory perception and technology she was a violinist…”
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It certainly does seem that some music is improved with the lamps turned low but we wondered, scientifically speaking, does darkness actually improve your listening experience?
To find out for sure, and gain a few other ‘hacks’ to improve our sound quality we spoke to Dr Poppy Crum, who is not only an adjunct professor at Stanford University in America and chief scientist for Dolby Laboratories but, before she began studying neurology, sensory perception and technology she was a violinist…”
BBC - 6 ways to improve your enjoyment of music
We ask a music academic: is it possible to “hack” your listening experience?